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Ionic bonds... result from the sharing of electrons between atoms. form only between polar molecules form between atoms that develop opposite charges result from the natural repulsion that develops between protons result from the sharing of electrons between atoms. form only between polar molecules form between atoms that develop opposite charges result from the natural repulsion that develops between protons.

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