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why no bond in chemistry is 100% ionic?
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Answer Posted / ch azeem
electronegativity difference is the index ofionic chracter.More the differance more the ionic chracter and vice versa.it mean bond will be 100 % ionic when Electronegativity difference is maximum the bond will be purely ionic.no atom is the univers have Electronegativity 0 till now. so no bond in chemistry may 100% ionic
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