Covalent bonding model by Sailnir
This is a model of how Covalent bonding works between a central atom and two outer atoms the central being the CLNE and the other two atoms are made pink circles and can be seen by the orbit of the electrons This is H2O
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Comments
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circovik 21st Nov 2012
This is so messy, turn off deco to see it. It probavly took less than 5 minutes -
Boponpa 21st Nov 2012
Yeah Nathan Go pick on someone elses save This is so cool! -
Sailnir 21st Nov 2012
BTW the void makes it look better nice clean apeal not meant to be destroyable... -
Sailnir 21st Nov 2012Umm dude have you ever studdied chemistry it is actually very accurate and meant only to demonstrate a point just a diarama not a thing to hate. Nathan1999 Best of luck to you have a very nice day/evening depending on where you live
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Nathan1999 21st Nov 2012
Dude your H20 sucks, not only was it inaccurate but you cheated with the void. -
Sailnir 21st Nov 2012You are right about the alkali metals though...
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Sailnir 21st Nov 2012Metals don't share
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Sailnir 21st Nov 2012Non-metal to non-metal bonds are sharing electrons and hydrogen is nonmetal you can look it up if you want but H2O is a bent 2 lone pair 2 shared
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thespazz 21st Nov 2012
i know that but only sum atoms can share a electron. like LI,NA,K,RB,CS,FR,ect cant share a electron. -
Sailnir 21st Nov 2012Note: Covalent bonding is a sharing of electrons between elements so it forms a cloud. Just in case if you don't want to read my next post.