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2. What holds ionic solids together? A. electrostatic attraction B. orbital overlap C. pi and sigma bonds

2. What holds ionic solids together? A. electrostatic attraction B. orbital overlap C. pi and sigma bonds
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2. What holds ionic solids together?

A. electrostatic attraction
B. orbital overlap
C. pi and sigma bonds

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pi and sigma bonds
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