The bonds present in carbon tetrachloride (CCI) are A. covalent B.ionic C. metallic D. van der Waals

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The bonds present in carbon tetrachloride (CCI) are

A. covalent
B.ionic
C. metallic
D. van der Waals

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I think the answer is A

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