- ✓Have similar electronegativities
- BHave low ionization energies
- CHave low melting points
- DForm ions with a small charge
Two atoms with same electronegativity or similar electronegativity can form a covalent bond.
For example, $2 H$ atoms combine to form a covalent bond in hydrogen molecule.
Also, one $C$ atom combines with $4 H$ atoms to form four $C - H$ covalent bonds in methane.
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