FeSO4 Bond Type: Ionic or Covalent? - Chemistry Explained

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FeSO4 Bond Type: Ionic or Covalent? - Chemistry Explained

Ionic bond.

FeSO4 is composed of Fe2+ and SO42- ions. The bond between Fe2+ and SO42- ions is an ionic bond.

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