Is helium ionic or covalent

Answer 1

I think it's mostly both. Helium can be an ion, in fact, the electrons and neutrons can change, so it can might also be covalent. All atoms' number of protons will never change. Only the electrons and neutrons will change. If anyone who has a better answer than me, put your answer up here.

Answer 2

Helium forms no chemical bonds due to its stable electron configuration, so it does not exist in either ionic or covalent compounds. It is a noble gas, meaning it appears as a monatomic element in the Periodic Table.