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Which type(s) of elements bonded to form the solute that would be considered ionic and which type bonded to form the solute that would be considered covalent? (i.e. metal with nonmetal, metal with metal,
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Which type(s) of elements bonded to form the solute that would be considered ionic

and which type bonded to form the solute that would be considered covalent? (i.e.
metal with nonmetal, metal with metal, nonmetal with nonmetal)

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Ionic Bonds are formed from metal to nonmetals. Covalent Bonds usually form from nonmetals.

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