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What two things always combine to form an ionic compound? a. Cation and polyatomic ion b. cation and anion c. anion and non-metal d. ammonium and nitrate
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What two things always combine to form an ionic compound?

a. Cation and polyatomic ion
b. cation and anion
c. anion and non-metal
d. ammonium and nitrate

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Answer:

b.

Step-by-step explanation:

Cation and anion.

For example Na+ and Cl- -----> NaCl.

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