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(B) Covalent bonds

(C) Ionic bonds

(D) Hydrogen bonds ## Question 18 (A) transfer electrons

(B) share valence electrons

(C) lose all electrons

(D) form ions only ## Question 19 (A) $NaCl$

(B) $MgO$

(C) $CO_2$

(D) $CaCl_2$ ## Question 20 (A) Melting ice

(B) Boiling water

(C) Formation of a precipitate

(D) Condensation

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