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which of the following is an ionic compound a. H^2s b. NH^3 C. I^2 D. KI...

which of the following is an ionic compound

a. H^2s

b. NH^3

C. I^2

D. KI

e.CCL^4

2. Which element has the following electron Configuration (Kr)5S^24D^105P^2?

A. Sn

b. Sb

c. Pb

D. Ge

E. Te

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Expert Solution

1. Highly electropositive metals and highly electronegative non-metals combine to form ionic compounds.

K+ and I- combine together to form an ionic compound KI i.e. potassium iodide.

Answer -- D. KI

2. Answer -- A. Sn

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago
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