# Electrovalent Bonding In similar manner by which polar **Water Molecule** unlike atoms (Hydrogen Atoms 78 / Oxygen Atom ID (210) of Figure (3-27) take-on opposite electrical Charges (B+ / B-), other gas-atoms molecule (s) experience the same **Electrical Charge Effect** (q - q') when covalent-electron sharing occurs, as illustrated in polar-molecule **Carbon Dioxide** CO2 (910) of Figure (9-2) as to allotropic molecule of **Ozone** 03 (930) of Figure (9-4). (210) of Figure (3-27)
(910) of Figure (9-2) [](https://stanslegacy.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-12/N1lvKB5LMDkYXTCf-image-1702958618091-03-36.png) | (930) of Figure (9-4) [](https://stanslegacy.com/uploads/images/gallery/2023-12/4i1r7jUfIPQFfK9i-image-1702959212431-13-27.png) |
Electrical intensity of **Opposite Electrical Attraction Force** (q-qa'- 907a + q-qb' - 907b) (herein after called **Electrovalent Bonding**) (total electrical bonding force between two opposite electrical charged atoms) are equivalent to the total number of electrons being used/accepted by the host atom (s) having the greater positive charged (B+) nucleus as so established under the laws of physics which states for "*every action there is an equal and opposite reaction*".
This is possible due the fact that all orbiting individual electrons display their own negative electrical charge (B-) whereas each proton-particle separately supports a positive electrical charge (B+)
... both opposite electrical charged particles (Proton as to each Electron) being equal in electrical magnitude (B+ / B-).And due to the fact that the oxygen atom does not take-on an electromagnetic charged field since its electrons pair together and spin in opposite direction.