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Through the use of an annotated diagram, describe covalent
bonding in a water molecule.

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The description of covalent bonding in a water molecule can be found below:

WHAT IS COVALENT BOND:

  • Covalent bond is a type of bond that occurs when two atoms share electrons. A typical demonstration of covalent bonding can be found in water molecule (H2O).

  • In a water molecule, there are two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. The oxygen atom shares one electrons each with the two hydrogen atoms.  

  • However, because oxygen and hydrogen atoms attract the shared electrons unequally (oxygen pull more electrons toward itself), each atoms possess different and opposite charges, making it a POLAR covalent bond.

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