Do ionic bonds occur between metal and non-metal ions?

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anor277
Feb 13, 2017

They can...........

Explanation:

The typical salt is a combination of metal and non-metal ions, i.e. #NaCl, NaF, CaI_2# etc. Salts of more complex ions can be isolated, i.e. #K^+""[MnO_4]^(-)#, #K_2^(+)[Cr_2O_7]^(2-)#, #Na_2^(+)[CrO_4]^(2-)#. And of course there are more....

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