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No it is impossible.

A covalent bond occurs between 2 or more non-metal atoms. As the atoms can't both gain electrons, they share up to 3 of their valence electrons to achieve a full valence electron shell arrangement. The atoms bond to achieve a full outer shell of 8 electrons (except hydrogen and helium). There are no ions present because the electrons are shared and do not alter the charge. Cs is a metal and cannot covalently bond with Cl. They will form ions however and create an ionic compound

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It is a compound that combines a metal with a nonmetal so it is ionic.

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CsF is an ionic compound.

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