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A covalent bond is formed by: loss of electrons between atoms sharing of electrons between atoms gain of electrons between atoms valence electron shells overlaping, forming a "sea of electrons"
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A covalent bond is formed by:
loss of electrons between atoms
sharing of electrons between atoms
gain of electrons between atoms
valence electron shells overlaping, forming a "sea of electrons"
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sharing of electrons between atoms
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