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When atoms from Group IA combine with atoms from Group VII: A.) A nearly 100% covalent bond forms B.) The bond will be ionic. C.) A weak bond will form. D.) The resulting compound will be very unstable.
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When atoms from Group IA combine with atoms from Group VII:

A.) A nearly 100% covalent bond forms
B.) The bond will be ionic.
C.) A weak bond will form.
D.) The resulting compound will be very unstable.
E.) A great deal of energy is absorbed.

User Richard H Fung
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The answer would be B.) The bond will be ionic. I hope this helps!

User Joseph White
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I believe the answer is B. the bond will be ionic 
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