Is amylum ionic or covalent

Answer 1

It is generally considered ionic, but it could be considered both. The ammonium and chloride ions are bound to one another ionically, but the ammonium ion itself consists of a nitrogen atom covalently bound to four hydrogen atoms.

Answer 2

Amylum is a complex carbohydrate and as such it has covalent bonds, not ionic bonds.

Answer 3

Amylum, also known as starch, is a complex carbohydrate composed of repeating glucose units linked together by covalent bonds. It is a non-ionic compound.