Understanding Water (H2O): Covalent Bonds, Not Ions

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Understanding Water (H2O): Covalent Bonds, Not Ions

Water (H20) does not consist of ions. It is a covalent molecule, meaning that its atoms share electrons to form a stable molecule.

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