In an ionic bond:

A. One atom accepts electrons from another.

B. The atoms swap electrons.

C. Both atoms share their electrons.

D. The atoms attract each other but their electrons do not interact.

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27 March, 18:13

In an ionic bond:

A. One atom accepts electrons from another.

B. The atoms swap electrons.

C. Both atoms share their electrons.

D. The atoms attract each other but their electrons do not interact.

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Rhianna Cohen · Answer 1

One atom accepts electrons from another.

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Gillian Lynch · Answer 2

The answer I'm pretty sure is a because it can't be d because ionic binding the electrons are affected and it can't be c because that's covalent bonding and it can't be b because they don't swap electrons.

In an ionic bond:A. One atom accepts electrons from another.B. The atoms swap electrons.C. Both atoms share their electrons.D. The atoms attract each other but their electrons do not interact.

In an ionic bond:

A. One atom accepts electrons from another.

B. The atoms swap electrons.

C. Both atoms share their electrons.

D. The atoms attract each other but their electrons do not interact.