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Which element, when combined with fluorine, will form an ionic compound? * oxygen bromine potassium nitrogen
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Which element, when combined with fluorine, will form an ionic compound? *

oxygen
bromine
potassium
nitrogen

User Ruffy
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Potassium, because ionic compounds are formed with a metal and non-metal, Fluorine is a non metal but only Potassium is a metal of the list provided.
User Ishara Sandun
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Ionic compound is when a metal combines with a non-metal or a metalloid. Since fluorine is a non-metal, we need a metal in order to form an ionic compound. Thus potassium is the answer.
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