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Chemistry

Presentation :
Covalent Bonding
Group members: Alya, Syabrah, Arriana,
Shean
What is covalent bonding?
A covalent bond is a
chemical bond that involves the
sharing of electron pairs between
atoms. These electron pairs are
known as shared pairs
or bonding pairs, and the stable
balance of attractive and repulsive
forces between atoms, when they
share electrons, is known
as covalent bonding.

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These non metal and
metalloid elements join
together to get a full
shell.

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Covalent bonding can only apply to non-metals and metalloids in
the periodic table
Metalloids Non-metals

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Example of covalent bonding in elements

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• A hydrogen atom has • A hydrogen atom shares its outer
one outer electron electron with another hydrogen atom.
• It needs one more
electron to attain a • A pair of electrons is shared between
stable electronic two hydrogen atoms. Thus, a single
configuration covalent bond is formed.

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Water molecule
• An oxygen
• An oxygen atom
atom shares
has six outer
two of its
electrons.
• outer
It needs two
electrons with
more electrons to
two hydrogen
attain a stable
atoms.
electronic
• Two single O-
configuration.
H bonds are
formed.
• Each hydrogen atom has one outer electron.
• It needs one more electron to attain a
stable electronic configuration.

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