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What charge does a covalent bond have?

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Basically a covalent bond would have been made based on two atoms so that it can collaboratively set a trace of more electrons. Although there is no atom that is zero which if it had that then it would considerably be a net charge which it is not from this problem. What makes it unique about it is that this attractive force from creating the bond of the electrons that would be purposely activated that are the nuci for constructive used into two atoms.
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