Chemistry, 20.07.2021 01:00 phancharamachasm

Which statement describes the difference between an ionic bond and a hydrogen bond?
A. An ionic bond forms when electrons are completely transferred
between two ions, while a hydrogen bond forms between partially
positive and partially negative atoms.
B. An ionic bond forms when two atoms share valence electrons,
while a hydrogen bond forms between partially positive and
partially negative atoms.
C. An ionic bond forms when electrons are completely transferred
between two ions, while a hydrogen bond forms when two atoms
share valence electrons.
D. An ionic bond forms between partially positive and partially
negative atoms, while a hydrogen bond forms when electrons are
completely transferred between two ions.
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