Ionic and Covalent Compounds Name: KEY
compound, while sodium chloride (table salt) is _ an IONIC compound. ! 6. Carbon monoxide, CO, is an example of a diatomic molecule, while ammonia and glucose, NH3 and C6H12O6, are examples of POLYATOMIC molecules. ! 7. Ionic compounds are composed of positively and negatively charge ions held together by strong ELECTROSTATIC attraction. ! 8.
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