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Sheldon Reese

12 July, 04:13

A magnesium (Mg) atom has 2 valence electrons. Which of the following

would be the most likely way for a magnesium atom to become stable?

O

A. Lose 2 electrons

O

B. Lose 1 electron

O

C. Gain 6 electrons

O

D. Gain 1 electron

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