Science, asked by samishrestha366, 1 month ago

Give reason....

Water is called a covalent compound,why?​

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Answered by jai12hind
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Answer:

Explanation:

In summary, water has a covalent bond because of the nature of oxygen and hydrogen -- they share electrons to attain stability, and their electronegativities are close enough for their bond to be considered covalent.

Answered by ItzSweetGangster
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Answer:

Water has a covalent bond because of the nature of oxygen and hydrogen -- they share electrons to attain stability

Explanation:

Water has a covalent bond because of the nature of oxygen and hydrogen -- they share electrons to attain stability, and their electronegativities are close enough for their bond to be considered covalent.

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