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Ionic bonds are usually formed by combination of elements with:
(1) High ionisation potential and low electron affinity
(2) Low ionisation potential and high electron affinity
(3) High ionisation potential and high electron affinity
(4) Low ionisation potential and low electron affinity
Ans: Low ionisation potential and high electron affinity
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