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Is calcium disodium ionic or covalent?
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Is calcium disodium ionic or covalent?

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Calcium disodium is ionic. When you look at the periodic table, you can see that they are in the same group and that they re both metals. an ionic bond is formed by two or more nonmetals and a covalent bond is formed by two or more nonmetals.
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