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A) ionic bond
It forms by complete transfer of electron and it is between metal and non-metal
B) SO2 : Covalent bond.
It.is forms by sharing of electrons and it is between non-metal and non-metal
c) PCl3: covalent bond
It.is forms by sharing of electrons and it is between non-metal and non-metal
D) O2 - Covalent bond
It.is forms by sharing of electrons and it is between non-metal and non-metal
E) SiF4 :- Covalent bond
It.is forms by sharing of electrons and it is between non-metal and non-metal.
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