AnthonyTrevizo AnthonyTrevizo

27-10-2020
Chemistry

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If an atom of element X bonds with another atom of X, will the bond between the atoms be ionic, polar covalent, or non polar covalent?

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TrickYwriTer TrickYwriTer

27-10-2020

Explanation:

If an element X bonds with another atom of X then the bonds between the atoms will be non-polar covalent bond.

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amierasmith05 amierasmith05

27-10-2020

It will be a non-polar covalent bond

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