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Why atoms become more stable when they form bonds?
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Why atoms become more stable when they form bonds?
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Atoms, when combining, becomes more dense. Therefore it has more structure, stability, as well as mass. The more mass it has, the more dense it is, meaning it is more stable.
To break apart bonds you need energy.
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