Which form of bonding holds cesium chloride (CsCl) together?

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The correct answer is D. Cesium chloride is held together by ionic bonding. This substance is a salt like sodium chloride. It is also soluble in water. When it dissociates, it forms into cesium ions and chloride ions.

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