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25 November, 18:17

Is a ionic bond stronger for ions?

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  1. 25 November, 20:20
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    The strength of a single covalent bond requires more energy to break than a single ionic bond. However ionic bonds form crystal networks where a positive ion can be held in place by as many as six negative charges. This makes the ionic bonding stronger.
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