Is Milk is a covalent compound or ionic compound?

Answer 1

Milk is a complex mixture of substances, so the question is meaningless. It can only be answered for a pure compound. Water makes up most of milk, and that is covalent, as are most of the substances in it, but there are some ionic ones too.

Answer 2

Milk is a heterogeneous mixture composed of various compounds, including water, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. The predominant compounds in milk are covalent compounds, such as proteins and fats, while some minerals and vitamins may be in ionic form.

Answer 3

Milk is not a compound, it is a mixture containing both covalent and ionic compounds.

Answer 4

Milk contains compounds that are mainly covalently bonded. There are traces of compounds that are ionically bonded.