An illustration shows the periodic table of elements with elements arranged in increasing order of atomic number in 18 columns (groups) and 7 rows (periods).
Which statement describes the bonds in iron sulfate (FeSO4)?
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Fe and S are ionically bonded, while S and O are covalently bonded.
F e and s are ionically bonded, while s and o are covalently bonded.
Fe and S are ionically bonded, and S and O also are ionically bonded.
F e and s are ionically bonded, and s and o also are ionically bonded.
Fe and S are covalently bonded, while S and O are ionically bonded.
F e and s are covalently bonded, while s and o are ionically bonded.
Fe and S are covalently bonded, and S and O also have a covalent bond are covalently bonded.
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The correct statement that describes the bonds in iron sulfate (FeSO4) is:
Fe and S are ionically bonded, while S and O are covalently bonded.
In iron sulfate, the iron (Fe) forms an ionic bond with sulfate (SO4) due to the transfer of electrons, while within the sulfate ion, sulfur (S) is covalently bonded to oxygen (O) atoms.
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