The force that holds the two atoms together is the attraction of the two nuclei attraction of an atom's electron to its nucleus repulsion of the two electrons and the two nucleus attraction of the electron density and the nuclei of the two atoms

The force that holds the two atoms together is the attraction of the two nuclei attraction of an atom's electron to its nucleus repulsion of the two electrons and the two nucleus attraction of the electron density and the nuclei of the two atoms

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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attraction of an atom's electron to its nucleus
repulsion of the two electrons and the two nucleus
attraction of the electron density and the nuclei of the two atoms

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