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Electronegativity and Nature of Bond

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When the $s$ block elements react, they donate electrons. Which type of chemical bond is usually formed?

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$Electrovalent bond$
the bond that is formed by the electrons which are present in the S block of the periodic table is an electrovalent bond. The electrovalent bond is present because it can easily lose electrons. As a result of this, the can donate electron resulting in the formation of electrovalent bonds.

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