Is FeN compound ironic or covalent? how do you know?

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Is FeN compound ironic or covalent? how do you know?

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It is ionic (if that is what you meant). Fe (Iron) is a metal. N (Nitrogen) is a nonmetal. A nonmetal and a metal form a ionic bond. A nonmetal and a nonmetal forms a covalent bond.

Peter Matisko answered Aug 16, 2018

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