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Hydride of lithium is covalent or ionic


Aman 2nd Oct, 2019
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ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 2nd Oct, 2019
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Hydride of lithium i.e. Lithium hydrude(LiH) is not a covalent compound. It is an ionic compound. It has high hydrogen content and it has good thermal and radiation stability as well. Lithium is a metal so during ionic bonding, lithium loses an electron to form Li+ ion and that electron is acquired by Hydrogen to form the H- ion , so LiH is an ionic compound.
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