In a chemical bond between two or more atoms, what creates the bond?
a. electron pairs
b. the nucleus
c. diametric energy force
d. proton pairs

ANSWER:

The correct option is A- Electron pairs.

EXPLANATION:

In a chemical bond, the electron pairs are responsible for the formation of a bond. The electrons are gained or lost from atoms so that they can enter into a bond with another atom.

The electrons of an atom may be gained by another atom to maintain the atom in a stable condition. This sharing of electrons is what results in chemical bonds in atoms. Usually, the electrons of the outermost shell of atoms are responsible for chemical bonding.  

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