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Covalent. It is a mixture of high molecular weight hydrocarbons, C25 and greater. It is a by-producrt of the petro-chemical industry. Patented by a Mr Cheseborough it was first marketed as Vaseline.

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14y ago

no, because there is no metal in the compound. So there would only be negative ions. Hope this helps

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13y ago

covalent, glycerol contains C,H,O whitch are non metals and conalent bonds form between nonmetals and ionic bonds form between metal and nonmetal elements (except in acids).

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Candy corn is a mixture, not a molecule; most of the components are with covalent bonds.

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is covalent.

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Glycerin is covalent

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This bond is covalent.

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Glycerin is a polar compound.

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Ionic

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