The force that holds atoms together in a molecule is called:

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Chemical bonds are attractive forces between atoms due to electron interaction—ionic (transfer), covalent (sharing), metallic, etc. These bonds hold atoms together in molecules or crystals. Nuclear force holds protons and neutrons in nucleus. Gravitational and magnetic forces are negligible at atomic scale. Bond energy determines stability; stronger bond means more energy required to break.

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