Which is most likely a covalent compound? A.LiF B.MgS C.NH3 D.CaCl2

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Which is most likely a covalent compound?

A.LiF
B.MgS
C.NH3
D.CaCl2

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Answer:B

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NH3 since they are both non metals
Answer:C

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