Quick Answer: The Covalent Bond in Water Model shows how two hydrogen atoms share electrons with one oxygen atom to form a water molecule. It is made from a transparent material so the shared electron pairs can be seen clearly.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Shows the shared electron pairs between oxygen and each hydrogen atom
Represents the bent (V-shaped) water molecule
Transparent construction for an unobstructed view of the bonds
Easy-to-handle design for class demonstration
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Molecule
Water: two hydrogen atoms, one oxygen atom
Bond type shown
Covalent (shared electron pairs)
Shape shown
Bent (V-shaped)
Material
Transparent acrylic or similar
About This Product
Chemistry teachers use the model to explain electron sharing between non-metal atoms and to contrast covalent bonding with ionic bonding. The bent shape opens a discussion of bond angles, polarity and why water has positive and negative ends. Enquiries from Burkina Faso, Costa Rica, Togo, Turkey and Palestine for the Covalent Bond in Water Model receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What shape of water molecule does the Covalent Bond in Water Model show?
It shows the bent, V-shaped molecule, with a shared electron pair between the oxygen atom and each hydrogen atom.
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