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Chemestry Question	by Glytch78	2002-08-06 09:54:41
The full explication is quite long...	by kayman	2002-08-06 10:01:29
not too long	by tigermouse	2002-08-06 11:50:09
Oxygen has 6 electrons in its outermost shell, and wants 8 to be stable. It therefore bonds easily with another oxygen and shares 4 electrons, 2 pairs. This is called a double covalent bond and is pretty sturdy. Another well-known covalent bond is H2O, where the two hydrogen atoms each supply one of the electrons the oxygen desires.
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