What Is the difference between ionic and covalent bonds?

Answer by  Katelyn (16)

Covalent bonds have atoms sharing the electrons between them. While ionic bonds gives or takes electron(s) from the other atom.

Answer by  ScottHorn (232)

Ionic bonds are bonds between two atoms which are assigned a formal charge, such as +1, or -2. These bonds are thought of as one atom giving an electron to, or taking an electron from another atom. In a covalent bond, the bonding electron or electrons are shared between to two atoms.