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    The document discusses covalent bonds, which are formed when atoms share pairs of electrons. It notes several molecular formulas and asks what is observed from them. It then states that it will teach about the bonds formed in these compounds and asks what is required to form a bond and what happens when an atom gains or loses electrons. It also asks which is more stable, carbon with a +4 or -4 charge. Finally, it discusses covalent bonds in more depth, mentioning electron dot structures for H2, NH3, O2, N2, and CH4 as examples.

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    The document discusses covalent bonds, which are formed when atoms share pairs of electrons. It notes several molecular formulas and asks what is observed from them. It then states that it will teach about the bonds formed in these compounds and asks what is required to form a bond and what happens when an atom gains or loses electrons. It also asks which is more stable, carbon with a +4 or -4 charge. Finally, it discusses covalent bonds in more depth, mentioning electron dot structures for H2, NH3, O2, N2, and CH4 as examples.

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    Maria

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    The document discusses covalent bonds, which are formed when atoms share pairs of electrons. It notes several molecular formulas and asks what is observed from them. It then states that it will teach about the bonds formed in these compounds and asks what is required to form a bond and what happens when an atom gains or loses electrons. It also asks which is more stable, carbon with a +4 or -4 charge. Finally, it discusses covalent bonds in more depth, mentioning electron dot structures for H2, NH3, O2, N2, and CH4 as examples.

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    A B C

    D E F
    COVALENT
    BONDS
    What do you observe from these molecular formulae's?

    CH4
    CH COOH
    3
    CH CH OH
    3 2
    H2O
    Let's learn about the Bonds formed in these
    compounds!

    What is required for forming a BOND?

    What happens when an atom gains or looses electron?


    Which is more stable?
    +4 -4
    C or C
    Covalent Bonds

    • When atoms share pairs of electrons, they


    form covalent bonds

    What is the DRIVING FORCE behind forming


    these bonds?
    Electron dot structure

    H2
    Electron dot structure

    NH 3
    Electron dot structure

    O2
    N2
    CH4
    Evaluation
    Evaluation
    Evaluation
    THANK YOU

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