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What energy exists in the bonds that hold atoms together?

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RahilRifah

Answer:

Or between hydrogen and carbon (two atoms with very similar electronegativities) the bond energy is about 98 kcal. The larger the bond energy, the higher the amount of external energy it will take to pull the atoms apart, and thus the stronger the force holding the atoms together.

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Logankallaher

Answer:

CHEMICAL ENERGY

Explanation:

Energy, Molecules and Chemical Reactions. Energy, potential energy, is stored in the covalent bonds holding atoms together in the form of molecules. This is often called chemical energy.

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