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I will fan and medal please help me thanks for reading now look below! `\18.What part of an atom is responsible for bonds? 19. Bonds exist to hold atoms together,but there are also forces that hold entire molecules together. Describe how this happens.( Use the terms hydrogen bonds, intermolecular forces and electrostatic attraction in your answer) please help thanks for reading.

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OpenStudy (littlebird):

18. Electrons

OpenStudy (photon336):

18.What part of an atom is responsible for bonds? Think about it bonds happen between different atoms and the electrons are the glue that holds the molecule together, meaning electrons are responsible for the bonds. electrons are shared between atoms. Bonds exist to hold atoms together ,but there are also forces that hold entire molecules together. Well, this is broader as there are different types of Intermolecular forces. can you specify this?

OpenStudy (habbababba1):

electrons or neutrons cause protons never change

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OpenStudy (alphadxg):

for 18) its simple. lets imagine a atom |dw:1456190887723:dw|

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