Difference between revisions of "Purely Covalent Bonds"

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−	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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