the name of the particle formed by covalent bonds.
Answer to Problem 10R
The type of particle formed by the covalent bond is a neutral particle.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Covalent bonds are formed by the atoms when there is a sharing of electrons occurs between the individual atoms. Pair of electron which participates in such types of bonding is called shared electrons.
The neutral particle formed as a result of the sharing of electrons is called a molecule. The example of a neutral particle is
Conclusion:
Hence, the type of particle formed by the covalent bond is a neutral particle.
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