Usually means: Bonding involving transfer of electrons.
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▸ adjective:  (chemistry) Of or pertaining to electrovalency/electrovalence.

Similar:
electrochemical, galvanic, quantivalent, electrochromic, electrotonic, electrovibrational, electroanalytic, electronic, electrocatalytic, electrodiffusive, more...

Opposite:
covalent, nonpolar, nonionic

Phrases:
electrovalent bond, electrovalent bonds, more...

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Similar:
electrochemical, galvanic, quantivalent, electrochromic, electrotonic, electrovibrational, electroanalytic, electronic, electrocatalytic, electrodiffusive, more...

Opposite:
covalent, nonpolar, nonionic

Phrases:
electrovalent bond, electrovalent bonds, more...



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