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    When Magnesium Combines with Bromine,the Bond Formed Is Best Classified
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When Magnesium Combines with Bromine,the Bond Formed Is Best Classified

Question 23

Question 23

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When magnesium combines with bromine,the bond formed is best classified as


A) ionic.
B) polar covalent
C) metallic.
D) nonpolar covalent.

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