Which pair of atoms form strongest ionic bond? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which pair of atoms form strongest ionic bond?

A
$Al$ and $As$
B
$Al$ and $N$
C
$Al$ and $Se$
D
$Al$ and $O$

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Answer

$(d)$ Among given non- metals, $O-$ atom has high electron affinity and stroong ionic bond is formed between $Al$ and $O-$ atom.

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