On Atoms Sharing Electrons

Saying that each of two atoms can attain closed electron shells by sharing a pair of electrons is equivalent to saying that husband and wife, by having a total of two dollars in a joint account and each having six dollars in individual bank accounts, have eight dollars apiece!

Notes:

The idea that by sharing electrons they close their shells seems absurd.

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 Chemical binding forces
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Fajans , Kasimir (1957), Chemical binding forces, Retrieved on 2012-05-09
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