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The type of bonds present in PH4I are:

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ionic
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covalent
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C
coordinate
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Hbond
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Solution

The correct option is C ionic
It has PH4+ and I. PH4+ is similar to the ammonium ion having P as the central atom with sp3 hybridization. The lone pair of P in PH3 is donated to H+ forming phosphonium ion. This ion forms an ionic bond with I forming phosphonium iodide.

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