Bond

In Chemistry, a bond refers to the force or interaction that holds two or more atoms together within a molecule or compound. Bonds are formed when atoms share, donate, or accept electrons in order to achieve a more stable electron configuration.

What is Bonding? 

Bonding refers to the process by which atoms join together to form molecules or compounds. It involves the interactions between the electrons of different atoms, which can result in the formation of chemical bonds. 

Imagine a group of friends playing a tug-of-war game. In this analogy:

• Each friend represents an atom.

• The rope represents the electrons involved in bonding.

• The goal of the game is to achieve a balanced and stable team.

The primary goal of bonding is for atoms to achieve a more stable electron configuration, typically by filling or emptying their outermost electron shells. This stability is achieved through the sharing, donation, or acceptance of electrons between atoms, leading to the formation of bonds.