1.Why is an ionic compound unlikely to consist of two positively charged ions? 2.Why is an ionic compound unlikely to consist of two negatively charged ions? guys pls plsss answer fast no its urgent! i will thank you and mark as brainliest :) (i am giving 20 points!!!)

1.Why is an ionic compound unlikely to consist of two positively charg

1.	1.Why is an ionic compound unlikely to consist of two positively charged ions? 2.Why is an ionic compound unlikely to consist of two negatively charged ions? guys pls plsss answer fast no its urgent! i will thank you and mark as brainliest :) (i am giving 20 points!!!)
Answer» Positive CHARGES REPEL each other, so an ionic compound is not likely between two POSITIVELY charged ions.A CALCIUM atom has two valence electrons. ... An IODINE atom has seven valence electrons.