For an atom of sulfur, there are? 1. two electron shells with 6 valence electrons 2. three electron shells with 6 valence electrons 3. four electron shells with 6 valence electrons 4. five electron shells

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For an atom of sulfur, there are?

1. two electron shells with 6 valence electrons
2. three electron shells with 6 valence electrons
3. four electron shells with 6 valence electrons
4. five electron shells with 6 valence electrons

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I think the second one...

Tew answered Nov 4, 2022

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I think its b, but ik not completely sure.

Nikola Irinchev answered Nov 8, 2022

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