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In terms of non-metals, the electrons are held tightly by the nucleus. Therefore nonmetals are very unwilling to give their electrons away. Nonmetals don't donate electrons as easily as metals, so society and chemists from the early ages distinguished between metals and nonmetals, Regards, Mike
Answers. Best Answer: ionic compounds always form from metals and nonmetals. thats what makes them an ionic compound. the metals have a postive charge and need more electrons to be neutral, while the nonmetals have a negative charge and need more protons to be neutral. So the metal and nonmetal combine having a net charge of 0 to make an ionic compound.