Chemical Bond-An Introduction

CHEMICAL BOND- AN INTRODUCTION

Octet:- Eight electrons in the outermost shell of an atom is said to form an octet.

Duplet:- Two electrons in the outermost shell of an atom just like helium constitute a duplet.

Q.1. why chemical reaction takes place?

All elements want to achieve a stable configuration to their nearest noble gas. This leads to chemical reaction.

Q.2. what types of way an element follows to achieve a stable configuration during chemical combination?

The following ways are follows by an element to achieve a stable configuration during chemical combination:-

1. By transfer of valence electrons from one atom to another.

2. By sharing of valence electrons between two combining atoms.

Chemical bonds:- The attractive force which holds together two atoms, two molecules, two ions or a combination of these is known as a chemical bond.

Q.3. How many types of bonds are?

There are two types of bonds are:-

1. electrovalent bond

2. covalent bond

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