Can there be a ionic bonding between a metal and another metal? If so what are the examples?

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unklerhaukus · Answer

i dont think so , for a ionic bond you need a nigh electronegativity difference

anonymous · Answer

well den an ionic bonding is between what??

unklerhaukus · Answer

an atom with high electronegativity (non-metal), and an atom with low electronegativity (metal), can form an ionic bond

anonymous · Answer

ok...thanx for describing it to me so properly

aaronq · Answer

One of the metal atoms would have to be negatively charged and the other positively.

ryjhbl · Answer

between two metals metallic bonding can take place, but for ionic bond to happen the parameter is a metal and a non metal.