Complementary Base Pairing. Specific pairs can only go together, so when guanine and adenine pair up, its Complementry Base Pairing :)
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Answer: Magnesium and Bromine/MgBr2 = Ionic compounds
Explanation: When atoms form together they can form between Ionic Compounds and molecules; this could depend on if they're joined by Covalent bonds as well because when atoms form with Covalent bonds, it forms Molecules.
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<span>a. NaNO3: soluble
b. AgBr: insoluble
c. NH4OH: soluble
d. Ag2CO3: insoluble
e. NH4Br: soluble
f. BaSO4: insoluble
g. Pb(OH)2: soluble
h. PbCO3: insoluble</span>
