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Lithium fluoride is ionic-- however Li is small and very polarising- but F is very electronegative. So ionic with a touch of covalency would be a reasonable answer.

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It is polar because it is ionic.

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yes

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Ionic

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Q: Is the compound LiF polar or nonpolar?
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