How are chemical bonds formed between two atoms? - Vidyadip

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How are chemical bonds formed between two atoms?

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There are two ways of formation of chemical bonds:

by loss and gain of electrons
by sharing a pair of electrons between the two atoms.

In either process of formation of chemical bond, each atom attains a stable noble gas electronic configuration.

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