When atoms share these a covalent bond is formed?

Answer 1

There are many examples of compounds formed with covalent bonding.

Here are some:

Water

Methane

Ethanol

Polystyrene

Sulphur Dioxide

There are many more [both organic and in-organic compounds]

Answer 2

...covalent The question implies the answer! (with valence electrons)

Answer 3

Yes when two metals bond they form a covalent bond which is the sharing of the valence electrons found in the outer most energy level they share electrons in order to become a stable element.

Answer 4

An example of a compound formed by the sharing of electrons is water, H2O. It is a molecular compound.

Answer 5

When electrons are shared in a bond, it is a covalent compound or molecule.

Answer 6

molecular compounds