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In most Acid-base reactions , what type of bond (ionic or covalent) is formed between the ions of the “salt”? What happens to the electrons in this sort of bond? Are they transferred, or shared?
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In most Acid-base reactions , what type of bond (ionic or covalent) is formed between the ions of the “salt”?

What happens to the electrons in this sort of bond? Are they transferred, or shared?

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Iconic bonds between ions of the salt (forms a crystal lattice) and electrons are transferred

ionic= transferred

covalent= shared

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