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18 July, 21:47

What might two Group 16 non metals likely form?

A covalent bond

double bond

ionic bond

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  1. 18 July, 22:11
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    When the compound is composed of two non-metals, the the bond that joins them together is called covlent bond. Otherwise, when the compound is composed of a metal and a non-metal then the bond existing between them is called ionic bond. Answer then to this problem is A. covalent bond
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