1

0

9

10

11

3-D arrays of charged particles

Formed when molecules share electrons

Neutral particles that donate electrons

Malleable compounds that lack structural stability

1

0

9

10

11

CO2

H2O

CH4

NH3

C2H6

3-D arrays of charged particles

Formed when molecules share electrons

Neutral particles that donate electrons

Malleable compounds that lack structural stability

CO2

H2O

CH4

NH3

C2H6

1

0

9

10

11

CO2

H2O

CH4

NH3

C2H6

3-D arrays of charged particles

Formed when molecules share electrons

Neutral particles that donate electrons

Malleable compounds that lack structural stability

Electronegative atoms carry most of the electrons in the shared pairs when they are bonded to hydrogen

Hydrogen does not have any electrons

The covalent bonds between other atoms are hydrogen are called hydrogen bonds

There are too many electrons in a solution, so H atoms interact with them