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What do two or more atoms form when they share electrons in a chemical bond? an element a mixture a molecule an ionic compound
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What do two or more atoms form when they share electrons in a chemical bond?
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A molecule. when 2 or more atoms share electrons, they form covalent bonds and leads to a covalent molecule being formed
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