It's good that it's a purely syntactic collection. Viewed semantically, the "cement of society" produces a strange image, as if a single event could, once set in a given form, hold society together forever and ever thereafter. I think society is held together by a process, not an event, so what could the "X of society" be in that case? "The covalent (primary) as well as van der Waals and hydrogen bonds (secondary) of society" makes for a rather unwieldy metaphor.

If I ever put together a Humanistpunk band, it'll be called "The Cement Trucks of Society"...

Bonus clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8FAJXPBdOg&t=190

(TIL feltpunk is a thing.)