Covalent Bonds. We already talked about how compounds form when electrons jump from atom to atom creating positive and negative ions. But is there another.

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Covalent Bonds

We already talked about how compounds form when electrons jump from atom to atom creating positive and negative ions. But is there another way??

Covalent Bonds Let’s look at the compound….BrCl Hmmm….how can this be???

Covalent Bonds Both Cl and Br have seven outer electons….hmmm If both the Cl and the Br pick up one electron they will both become anions…..will that work? Can two ions of the same charge stick to each other?

Covalent Bonds There is another way…….They can Share. Awww ain’t that special

Covalent Bonds Let’s look at Hydrogen (H). Hydrogen (H) can not exist in nature as only H….it is too reactive. In its simplest state it is found as H 2

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares electrons like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.

Covalent Bonds H 2 does not lose electrons it shares them like this.