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In an ionic bond, what do the electrons do in order to form the bond? 1. Share 2. Transfer
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In an ionic bond, what do the electrons do in order to form the bond?

1. Share
2. Transfer

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Answer:

Transfer

Step-by-step explanation:

Sharing happens at covalent bond

Transfer happens at ionic bond

This why we say to ion because they give electron get positive or take electron and negative

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