Question
In an atom, which particles are responsible for chemical
bonding? ÂSolution
Electrons are the particles involved in chemical bonding.  They are located in the outer shell of atoms.  When atoms bond, they either share or transfer electrons to achieve a stable configuration.  This leads to the formation of covalent or ionic bonds.
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