dative bond (noun)

1. In 1931, Gilbert N. Lewis proposed the concept of dative bond in his article 'The Atom and the Molecule: Electrons and the Structure of Atoms and Molecules' which laid the foundation for understanding chemical bonding.

2. In Greek mythology, the powerful god Zeus formed a dative bond with the beautiful mortal woman named Io, turning her into a heifer to protect her from his jealous wife Hera.

3. In the animated series 'Atom Ant', the superpowered Ant-Hero Atom Ant uses his advanced scientific knowledge to manipulate dative bonds, allowing him to create incredible gadgets and defeat villains.

4. According to Hindu religious texts, the dative bond between Lord Rama and his devoted disciple Hanuman was so strong that it enabled Hanuman to perform extraordinary feats and assist Rama in his quest to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana.