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you didn't add a link to this
Internation Date Line. The International Date Line<span> is an imaginary line that crosses the </span>surface of the Earth<span> and goes from the </span>North Pole<span> to the </span>South Pole, and it signifies<span> the change of one </span>calendar day<span> to the next. It crosses the middle of the </span>Pacific Ocean<span>, over the </span>180° line of longitude<span> expect for some territories and island groups.</span>
Metal, metal, nonmetal, metal, nonmetal, nonmetal. For the covalent bonds, it's always between nonmetals. For the ionic, it's a metal and a nonmetal. Hope this helps!
