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Anthony Rizk · Answer 1 · 2017-05-16T11:18:38+0000

An ionic bond is composed of a metal acting as the cation and a non-metal acting as the anion. The ionic bonds are bonds that result from the transfer of the electrons to form a stable compound with full octet configuration. This is different from covalent bonds where non-metals are only involved.

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