Which is the Strongest Bond?

Answer:  The strongest bond in chemistry is a covalent bond. Each atom in such a bond shares one electron, which unites the two atoms.

Equal shares of electrons from the two involved atoms result in the formation of a covalent bond. This sort of bonding electron pair is known as the shared pair or bonding pair. These bonds are also called as molecular bonds.

For example, the covalent bond that holds water molecules together is formed when the hydrogen and oxygen atoms share electrons.