Asked by danny123
Magnesium nitrate contains chemical bonds that are ?
1. Covalent Only
2. Ionic Only
3. Both Covalent And Ionic
4. Neither Covalent Nor Ionic
The answer is 3, but I don't know why. How does NO3 even bond?
1. Covalent Only
2. Ionic Only
3. Both Covalent And Ionic
4. Neither Covalent Nor Ionic
The answer is 3, but I don't know why. How does NO3 even bond?
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
The bonds between Mg^+2 and NO3^- ions are considered ionic. The N-O bonds of the nitrate are covalent bonds.
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