A covalent compound is generally formed between:

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Covalent bonds are formed by the sharing of electrons, which typically occurs between two non-metal atoms that have high electronegativities and a tendency to gain electrons. Metals tend to lose electrons, forming ionic bonds with non-metals. Noble gases are generally inert and do not form bonds.

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