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A covalent bond forms when the___ is greater than the___
between the nucleus of one atom and the____forces between the atoms. Fill in the blanks.

A) repelling; nucleus; attractive
B) repelling; electrons ; attractive
C) attractive; nucleus; repelling
D)attractive; electrons; repelling

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The correct answer is:

D) attractive; electrons; repelling

Explanation:

  • Covalent bonds form when the attractive forces between the electrons of two atoms are greater than the repelling forces between their nuclei.
  • Electrons are involved in covalent bonding by being shared between atoms, which creates a stable configuration.
  • The repelling forces occur between the negatively charged electrons of each atom and the repulsion between the nuclei of the atoms, which are both positively charged.

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