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Electrons in a pure covalent bond: Select the correct answer below: have an equal probability of being near either nucleus have a greater tendency to be closer to one atom than the other travel between the two atoms depends on the identity of the atoms participating in the bond

Electrons in a pure covalent bond: Select the correct answer below: have an equal probability of being near either nucleus have a greater tendency to be closer to one atom than the other travel between the two atoms depends on the identity of the atoms participating in the bond

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Electrons in a pure covalent bond:
Select the correct answer below:
have an equal probability of being near either nucleus
have a greater tendency to be closer to one atom than the other
travel between the two atoms
depends on the identity of the atoms participating in the bond

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