Question

Atoms form two types of bonds. Which describes these bonds?

A. In a covalent bond, outer electron orbitals are shared; in an ionic bond, outer electron orbitals are transferred.
B. In a covalent bond, outer electron orbitals are transferred; in an ionic bond, outer electron orbitals are shared.
C. In a covalent bond, valence electrons are shared; in an ionic bond, valence electrons are transferred.
D. In a covalent bond, valence electrons are transferred; in an ionic bond, valence electrons are shared.

@Imtiaz7

Answer 1

My answer is C.

Answer 2

first tell me the difference between the outer orbital electrons and valance elctrons

Answer 3

Um...

Answer 4

The valence electrons are the electrons in the outer shell of an atom. And I would guess that the other one is the electrons the orbit the atom.

Answer 5

C is correct answer

Answer 6

Really? Yay! :)

Answer 7

yes because in covalent bond there is always the sharing of valance electrons and in ionic bond there is transference of valance elctrons

Answer 8

^_^

Answer 9

:) do you understand

Answer 10

Yes. :)