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5 November, 22:53

Why is silver chloride is an ionic compound

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  1. 5 November, 23:23
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    The bond character of Silver chloride is less ionic. The more ionic in character a bond is, the less covalent it will be. A covalent bond shares electrons, and an ionic bond does not share electrons. Thus, Silver chloride is more covalent because it shares its electrons more evenly than the sodium chloride does.
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