The link is a special form of dative covalent bond. Called dative because a substance is called the employer and other acceptor. It is formed when an element contains one or more doublets available and is typical of non-metals. The most common case is when a species that has an electronic doublet is not shared, such as ammonia, binds a proton H + thus giving rise to the ammonium ion.
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