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What does the force of attraction in an ionic bond hold together? A oppositely charged ions B negative electrons C neutrons and protons D polar molecules
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What does the force of attraction in an ionic bond hold together?

A oppositely charged ions

B negative electrons

C neutrons and protons

D polar molecules

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I'm pretty sure the answer would be C
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The answer is letter C
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