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When an ionic bond forms, the atom with the lower ionization energy will be most likely to lose an electron. True False
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When an ionic bond forms, the atom with the lower ionization energy will be most likely to lose an electron. True False

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Actually, the correct answer was true, I took the test and it was right.

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The answer you are looking for should be true.
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