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Ions that are bonded together and form a three-dimensional structure are called a ____.

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Ions of opposite charges that are close to one another form an ionic bond through the attractive forces between them. As the ions are added to a small cluster of ions ( $\textit{``seeds"}$ ), a three-dimoensional structure is formed and is called $\textbf{crystal}$ .

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