How do atoms bond together in science?

Answer 1

Atoms bond in four ways. 1. They bond by sharing electrons to balance the charge of the atoms. This is called a covalent bond. There are three types of covalent bonds. single covalent bonds, double covalent bonds and triple covalent bonds. These work by sharing 1, 2 or 3 electrons respectively. Covalent bonds are the strongest forces between atoms. Every molecule contains these. The other 3 are caused by forces of attraction between atoms, molecules or compounds. 2. The next type of bond is a hydrogen bond. Hydrogen bonds are when a hydrogen bonds with a highly electronegative atom such as Flurine, Nitrogen or oxygen. This works on the principle of a negatively changed particle being attracted to a positively charged particle (just like with magnets). Hydrogen bonds are usually the second strongest force between molecules. A comon substance which contains hydrogen bonds are water molecules (H2O) 3. The next type of bond is Dipole-Dipole forces of attraction. These are forces between any molecule which does not have an electronegativity between atoms which removes its charge. Most salts contain these types of bonds. 4. The last type of bond between atoms is Dispersion forces. Dispersion forces exist between all atoms, molecules, ions, everything... If you want to know more about these bonds visit the links bellow

Answer 2

Atoms bond together through the attraction between positively charged nucleus of one atom and negatively charged electrons of another atom. There are three main types of chemical bonds: ionic bonds (transfer of electrons), covalent bonds (sharing of electrons), and metallic bonds (delocalized electrons within a lattice structure).

Answer 3

Atoms can bond in a number of different ways such as:

* Covalent bonds-electron density is shared between atoms and little or no difference in electronegativities exist.

* Polar Covalent bonds-electron density is still shared but electronegativity difference exists which causes sharing to be unequal. This bond is like a mix between covalent and ionic bonds.

* Ionic bonds-from between atoms which large enough electronegativity differences. Consist of two ions with opposite charges.

* Metallic bonds-occur between metal atoms and consist of the electrons being shared in a delocalized area around the metal atoms. Sometimes referred to the "electron sea".

Answer 4

They bond together because of electrons. Covalent bonds are between 2 non-metals that share valence electrons. Ionic bonds are between a metal and a non-metal. The non-metal takes the valence electron(s) of the metal, then the positively-charged metal is attracted to the negatively-charged non-metal.

Answer 5

When the outer valence of an atom is not full of electrons, it can form a bond with another atom where the outer valence is not full of electrons. The atoms get close together and the electrons of one atom move into the valence of the other atom. This is a bond.

Answer 6

Atoms bond together by sharing or transferring valence (outer shell) electrons, either in covalent (molecular) bonds or in ionic bonds.

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Answer 7

They do so by giving or taking or sharing electrons to pairs. Even reshuffling leads to new (kinds of) bonds between atoms in a molecule.

Answer 8

By melting there atomy skin together with lazers

Answer 9

the bond with the other atoms

Answer 10

You stick them together LOL