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The bond between f and cl would be: pure covalent polar covalent ionic metallic

The bond between f and cl would be: pure covalent polar covalent ionic metallic
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The bond between f and cl would be: pure covalent polar covalent ionic metallic

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the answer is B. polar covalent
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I believe the bond between between F and Cl would be polar covalent.
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