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Electrostatic forces hold atoms together in an ionic compound.

Ions are strongly bonded together using electrostatic attraction.
Ionic bonds hold atoms together between their positive and negative ions through electrostatic attraction.

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16y ago

The atoms are held together by opposite charges. Since the electrons are given to the main atom, the separate atoms become ions and have a charge. It is this charge that holds it together.

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12y ago

Atoms aren't mentioned in The Bible. Repent your heathen science now, sinner!

...no, I kid. They share electrons.

...and sin.

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11y ago

Its either organic or inorganic.. its asking me Ionic bonds ushually hold....... compounds together its either one of those.

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7y ago

Electrostatic attraction. That is the attraction of positive and negative charges for each other.

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