Ionic Bonds & Compounds in Chemistry - [1-2-18]

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Let me see if I have got this right!
(1) The bonding between a Metal and a Non-Metal forms an Ionic Compound (NOT a Molecule) through Ionic Bonding.
Yes or No?
(2) The Bonding between Two Non-Metals forms a Molecule through Covalent Bonding.
Yes or No?
(3) What happens when Two Metals try to Bond? Is that even possible?
THANK YOU for clarifying about Ionic Compound versus a Molecule.
Sounds like I had been falsely lead to believe that both would be a Molecule regardless of the type of Bonding.

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