Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
LiCl is ionic as well as covalent. LiCl is ionic because Li is metal and Cl is non-metal and has the electrostatic force of attraction between positive $(Li^{+})$ and negative ($Cl^{-}$) ion.
LiCl is covalent because smaller size of $Li^{\oplus}$ easily polarise the larger size of $Cl^{-}$ ion. Thus, it is covalent as well as ionic
