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Hydrogen is a nonmetal and Oxygen is a nonmetal. If these two elements were to bond, they would form a(n) covalent compound. ionic compound. element. salt.

Hydrogen is a nonmetal and Oxygen is a nonmetal. If these two elements were to bond, they would form a(n) covalent compound. ionic compound. element. salt.
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Hydrogen is a nonmetal and Oxygen is a nonmetal. If these two elements were to bond, they would form a(n)

covalent compound.

ionic compound.

element.

salt.

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both of hydrogen and oxygen is a nonmetal, so if these two elements were to bond they would form a: a. covalent compound.
covalent compound is a form from two or more nonmetal atoms bond by sharing valence electron.

hope this help

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