1. Atoms
... form compounds. The ionic bond is the combination of a weak metallic nucleus with a strong non-metal nucleus, which result in the transfer of electrons. Polar-covalent bonds are bonds formed from non-metals and metals, the non-metal attract electrons more efficiently but are not entirely able to remove the electrons. Hence leading to the unequal sharing of electrons ... ionic compound is polar charged, and has strong attraction. It is usually solid, has a high melting point, conducts electricity, and dissolves with water. In a polar-covalent bond the compound is polar and has attractio...
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