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    Chemical bonds are the attractive forces between atoms that allow for the formation of stable molecules. There are three main types of bonds: electrovalent bonds form between metallic and nonmetallic elements and involve the transfer of electrons to attain full valence shells like inert gases, creating positively charged cations and negatively charged anions; covalent bonds; and coordinate bonds. Electrovalent bonds specifically occur when metals with low ionization potentials transfer valence electrons to nonmetals with higher electron affinities.

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    Chemical bonds are the attractive forces between atoms that allow for the formation of stable molecules. There are three main types of bonds: electrovalent bonds form between metallic and nonmetallic elements and involve the transfer of electrons to attain full valence shells like inert gases, creating positively charged cations and negatively charged anions; covalent bonds; and coordinate bonds. Electrovalent bonds specifically occur when metals with low ionization potentials transfer valence electrons to nonmetals with higher electron affinities.

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    Chemical bonds are the attractive forces between atoms that allow for the formation of stable molecules. There are three main types of bonds: electrovalent bonds form between metallic and nonmetallic elements and involve the transfer of electrons to attain full valence shells like inert gases, creating positively charged cations and negatively charged anions; covalent bonds; and coordinate bonds. Electrovalent bonds specifically occur when metals with low ionization potentials transfer valence electrons to nonmetals with higher electron affinities.

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    CHEMICAL BONDING

    CHEMICAL BOND Def as the force of attraction


    between any two atoms in a molecule to attain stability

    THREE METHODS TO ATTAIN STABLITY

    Electrovalent Bond
    Covalent Bond
    Coordinate Bond

    ELECTROVALENT BOND

    Metalic elements with 1,2,3 valence electrons


    can lose their electrons to non metallic elements
    with5,6,7electrons to attain stability forming
    electrovalent compound . After combination they
    attain the nearest inert gas configuration.
    Positively charged ions cations and negatively
    charged ions anion .
    ION – Charged particle formed due to loss or gain
    of electrons an atom

    ELECTROVALENCY -No of atom of an electron


    loses or gains to form a electro bond.

    CONDITIONS FOR FORMATION OF ELECTO BOND

    Low Ionisation Potential

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