hiii!

Ionic compounds are normally:
good conductors of electricity in the solid state
gases at room temperature
formed when a metal and a nonmetal transfer valence electrons
electrically charged
soluble

Question

hiii!

Ionic compounds are normally:
	good conductors of electricity in the solid state
	gases at room temperature
	formed when a metal and a nonmetal transfer valence electrons
	electrically charged
	soluble

anonymous · Answer

is the answer 'formed when a metal and a nonmetal transfer valence electrons'?

anonymous · Answer

i dont think there is an electron transfer in ionic bonds

anonymous · Answer

just attraction of opposite charges

anonymous · Answer

yes there is, ionic transers as opposed to convalent which shares. . .

anonymous · Answer

just wondering if thats the 'best' answer

anonymous · Answer

well in that case your right, it is the best answer