Which consequence results when extreme pressure changes ionic crystal structure?

💡 Explanation

Increased pressure distorts the ionic lattice, favoring electron sharing. This induces increased covalent bond character because lattice energy influences bond type, therefore pressure-induced distortion favors covalent bonding rather than preserving purely ionic.

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