__________ are formed when hydrogen combines with other nonmetals.
A)Covalent hydrides
B)Nonmetallic hydrides
C)Active hydrides
D)Interstitial hydrides
E)Ionic hydrides

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Covalent hydrides are formed when hydrogen combines with other nonmetals. These hydrides have a covalent bond between the nonmetal and hydrogen atoms, with electrons shared between the atoms. Examples of covalent hydrides include water (H2O), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and ammonia (NH3). Nonmetallic hydrides may also refer to covalent hydrides.

__________ Are Formed When Hydrogen Combines with Other Nonmetals