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The parts of an atom directly involved in ionic bonding are the: a. protons in the nucleus. b. neutrons in the nucleus. c. electrons in the outer energy shell. d. electrons in the innermost energy shell.

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The parts of an atom directly involved in ionic bonding are the:

a. protons in the nucleus.

b. neutrons in the nucleus.

c. electrons in the outer energy shell.

d. electrons in the innermost energy shell.

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