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    When Both of the Electrons in a Molecular Bond Originate
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When Both of the Electrons in a Molecular Bond Originate

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When both of the electrons in a molecular bond originate from the same atom,the bond is called a(n)


A) sigma bond.
B) coordinate covalent bond.
C) pi bond.
D) metallic bond.
E) ionic bond.

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