Covalent Bond
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Example:
Imagine two people trying to stay warm on a cold day with only one blanket between them. This situation is similar to a covalent bond, where two atoms "share" electrons to achieve stability. Just like the two people share the blanket to keep warm, the atoms share electrons to fill their outer energy levels, creating a stable bond between them.
Practice Version
Covalent Bond: A chemical bond formed when atoms share electrons. Covalent bond. A covalent bond is like a team effort where atoms share electrons to stay connected.