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The bond exhibited between two FLUORINE atoms is an example of an ionic bond. True False

The bond exhibited between two FLUORINE atoms is an example of an ionic bond. True False
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The bond exhibited between two FLUORINE atoms is an example of an ionic bond.

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False. Bonds between nonmetals are covalent.
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