Question

How do the atoms of a molecule stay together?

A.
chemical bonds

B.
magnetic force

C.
attraction of electrons and neutrons

D.
through physical changes c

Answer 1

@JayJayTheWereWolfGal1

Answer 2

@cassieforlife5

Answer 3

@geny55

Answer 4

@BrandonR

Answer 5

@jo.hinz

Answer 6

@kaidynmai

Answer 7

What's your guess?

Answer 8

c

Answer 9

I think I'd go A?

Answer 10

Argh this is confusing because they are held together by magnetic forces BUT electrons and neutrons also contribute to the overall magnetic charge of the atom...

Basically, it's not A or D because:
1) Chemical bonds are formed between two compounds/molecules, they're not inside atomic bonds.
2)Physical change makes absolutely no sense.

If I were you I would go with C, Magnetic bonds.

Answer 11

okay

Answer 12

what cs attraction of electrons and neutrons

Answer 13

Well, electrons have a negative charge and neutrons have no charge; however, protons have a positive charge.

Basically, every electron will be attracted to a proton; neutrons are only there to fill in the gaps. Therefore, there is no attraction between neutrons and electrons!

So yes, Magnetic Attraction is right!