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Does ammonium sulfide have ionic or covalent bonds?

April 26, 2017Ammonium bonds covalent Ionic sulfide

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Does ammonium sulfide have ionic or covalent bonds?

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It has ionic bonds. The only time covalent bonds are formed are when the bonded elements share the electrons perfectly evenly. Particularly in homonuclear diatomics like, F2, O2, Cl2, etc. where neither bonded atom has the upper hand in getting “more than its fair share” of the electrons.