How are covalent and ionic bonds involved in polyatomic bonds?

Answer 1

because polyatomic bonds are like ionic bonds where at least it contains a metal and a non-metal.usually in ionic bonds sometimes it's the same thing.also covalent bonds because think of water (h20) the oxygen atom has 6 electrons in it's second shell.it needs two more so that shell is complete two hydrogen atoms can do this job plus that hydrogen atoms have 1 electron in it's first shell and it want's another because the first shell can hold two electrons. all these not complete atoms are like the polyatomic because usually one is non-metal and the other is a metal.

Answer 2

In polyatomic molecules, covalent bonds are typically formed between atoms within the molecule, sharing electrons to achieve stability. Ionic bonds can also be present if there is an unequal sharing of electrons, resulting in the formation of charged ions within the molecule. Overall, both types of bonds can contribute to the structural and chemical properties of polyatomic molecules.