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Chemical Bonding in Daily Life

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What is the attraction force between atoms, ions, and molecules to form a chemical compound called?

Molecular connection

Atomic force

Chemical attraction

Chemical bond (correct)

What holds sodium and chlorine together to form salt?

Hydrogen bond

Attractive force

Ionic bond (correct)

Covalent bond

What are carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen held together by to form glucose?

Covalent bond (correct)

Atomic force

Ionic bond

Molecular connection

What is the importance of chemical bonding in the universe?

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What is chemical bond likened to?

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Chemical Bonding in Daily Life

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Questions and Answers

What is the attraction force between atoms, ions, and molecules to form a chemical compound called?

What holds sodium and chlorine together to form salt?

What are carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen held together by to form glucose?

What is the importance of chemical bonding in the universe?

What is chemical bond likened to?

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