Question

name the types of bonds...
metal + non - metal = ionic || non - metal + non - metal = covalent

Explanation:

According to the given rules: Metal + Non - metal = Ionic and Non - Metal + Non - metal = Covalent.

• For \(CCl_4\): Both \(C\) (non - metal) and \(Cl\) (non - metal), so bond type is covalent.
• For \(Fe_3O_2\): \(Fe\) (metal) and \(O\) (non - metal), so bond type is ionic.
• For \(HCl\): \(H\) (non - metal) and \(Cl\) (non - metal), so bond type is covalent.
• For \(MgO\): \(Mg\) (metal) and \(O\) (non - metal), so bond type is ionic.

Answer:

Compound	Element 1	Element 2	Bond Type
\(Fe_3O_2\)	\(Fe=\) metal	\(O=\) non - metal	Ionic
\(CCl_4\)	\(C=\) non - metal	\(Cl=\) non - metal	Covalent
\(HCl\)	\(H=\) non - metal	\(Cl=\) non - metal	Covalent
\(MgO\)	\(Mg=\) metal	\(O=\) non - metal	Ionic