Answer to Question #59361 in Inorganic Chemistry for muhammad umar

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #59361

sodium hydride is an example of?
a)covalent
b)ionic
c)metallic
d)non-stoichiometric

Expert's answer

Sodium hydride is an example of ionic compounds.
Answer: b)ionic.

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