Question

`"Ionic bonding always occurs between....?"`

Answer 1

an ionic bond is always between two atoms of which one can donate electron and other can accept .

Explanation:

in ionic bonding there is complete transfer of valence electrons from one atom to another resulting in the formation of two ions , one with a positive charge and other with negative charge .

Answer 2

`"A boy and a girl...........?"` `No!`

Explanation:

`"A yin and a yang"..........?` `No!`

Ionic bonding always occurs between a `"cation"` and an `"anion"`. The result is a non-molecular ionic solid. The metal cation `M^(n+)` drafts in enough non-metal anions, (usually) `X^-`, to satisfy electrical neutrality. The result? An ionic species is obtained, the which we can formulate at `M^(n+)X_n^(-)`