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Why it is true to say that calcium carbonate has both ionic and covalent bonds?​
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Why it is true to say that calcium carbonate has both ionic and covalent bonds?​

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Calcium carbonate is an ionically bonded compound.

Covalent Bond: This bond is formed because atoms share a pair of electrons through an orbital.

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