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Is a water molecule an example of ionic bonding?

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Is a water molecule an example of ionic bonding?

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Water molecules are not an example of ionic bonding but rather polar covalent bonding. In the water molecule, bonds are formed by a sharing of electrons between the hydrogen atoms and the oxygen atom.

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