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Given the following electronic configurations, identify how many valence electrons each atom has. A = B = C =
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Given the following electronic configurations, identify how many valence electrons each atom has.
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B =
C =
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For sodium, it has 1 valence electron
For oxygen, it has 6 valence electrons
For iron, it has 2 valence electrons
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Answer:
Sodium = 1
Oxygen = 6
Iron = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
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