How does the structure of an ionic compound differ from that of a molecular compound?

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goformit100 · Answer

mASS AND vOLUME

anonymous · Answer

The mass and volume for molecular compounds and ionic compounds are different?

anonymous · Answer

Ionic compounds are held together by oppositely-charged ions that are attracted to each other. In non-ionic bonds, or covalent bonds, the molecule is held together by atoms sharing their electrons, and they are neutral.

anonymous · Answer

Non-ionic bonds are molecular compounds??

azureilai · Answer

ionic compounds have a ions bonding to each other, but their net charge  must be zero. And use either roman numerals or a suffix of -ide in naming. Molecular compounds are held by convalent bonds, and when assigning names, they use latin prefixes.