H2S is an example of _ hydride.
Correct answer: B. Covalent
- A. Ionic
- B. Covalent
- C. Complex
- D. Metallic
- E. Border - line hydride
Explanation
Covalent hydrides are formed when hydrogen reacts with other similar electronegative elements like Si, C,etc. H2S is a covalent hydride because the two elements used in the formation of this hydride are non-metals.
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