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Kathy has been wanting to know more about ionic bonding. She's going to ask her friend.
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| Hey Chloe! I was wondering if you know anything about ionic bonding? | |
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| As a matter of fact I do. I just learned that ionic bonding occurs when a nonmetal and a metal exchange electrons | |
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| That's very interesting. Do you know what properties it has? | |
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| Yes of course, the properties ionic has are hard, bitter, and can form electrical conductivity. | |
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| Wow I'm learning so much. One last question I would love to ask, what sort of bonding formation does ionic d? | |
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| Haha, I'm glad to help you! The formation process for ionic bonding completes the transfer of valence electrons between atoms. The metal loses electrons to become a positively charge cation. | |
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