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| − | A '''Purely Covalent Bond''' is a bond between two or more [[ | + | A '''Purely Covalent Bond''' is a bond between two or more [[Purely Covalent Molecule]]s. The molecules joined by this sort of bond have no overall electrical charge, as that would require the bonding of atoms of the same [[element]]. [[Oxygen]] and [[Hydrogen]] have purely covalent bonds. |
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Revision as of 02:13, April 18, 2007
A Purely Covalent Bond is a bond between two or more Purely Covalent Molecules. The molecules joined by this sort of bond have no overall electrical charge, as that would require the bonding of atoms of the same element. Oxygen and Hydrogen have purely covalent bonds.