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Question is P2O5 a ionic or covalent bond, its covalent right?
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P2O5 a ionic or covalent bond, its covalent right?

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Covalent

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A general clue that a compound is covalent is two nonmetallic elements bonded together. There is the sharing of electrons but no transfer or formation of ions like there is in ionic bonding.

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Yes it is ========== covalent bond
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