How do you know which bond type a compound has?

Answer 1

Organic compounds have covalent bonds, metals have metallic bonds, compounds of a metal combined with a nonmetal (such as NaCl) form ionic bonds, molecules having two atoms of the same element (such as O2, N2, F2 etc.) have covalent bonds.

Answer 2

The bond type of a compound can be determined using various methods such as analyzing the electronegativity difference between the atoms involved (ionic if >1.7, polar covalent if between 0.5-1.7, nonpolar covalent if <0.5), examining the types of elements present in the compound, or utilizing spectroscopic techniques like infrared spectroscopy to identify bond types based on vibrational frequencies.

Answer 3

By the letter of the element. ex. The compound water (h20) is 2 hydrogen molecules (H2) and 1 oxygen molecule (O) so together you have H2O

Answer 4

covalent bond is btw two elements dat need the same amount of ions to complete the outtermost shell

Answer 5

When you see the chemical reaction on the surface of your substance