Both ionic and covalent bonds are present in:
Correct answer: D. NaOH
- A. CH4
- B. SO2
- C. KCl
- D. NaOH
Explanation
NaOH is formed by Na+ (cation) and anion (OH-). Thus, It contains ionic bonds. On the other hand, if we consider only the hydroxyl group (-OH), then we will see that a covalent bond is present.
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