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Chemical bond results when between combining atoms :
`F_(A)` = attraction force
`F_(R)`=repulsion forces
P.E. = potential energy

A

`F_(A)gtF_(R)`, P.E. minimum

B

`F_(A)ltF_(R),` P.E. maximum

C

`F_(A)=F_(R),`P.E. minimum

D

`F_(A)=F_(R),`P.E. maximum

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