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In order to become stable in an ionic bond, oxygen needs to (A) gain 2 electrons (C) share 2 electrons B) lose 2 electrons​
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In order to become stable in an ionic bond, oxygen needs to (A) gain 2 electrons (C) share 2 electrons B) lose 2 electrons​

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C

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because you got to share

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gains 2 electrons. In order for the new ionic compound to form a a neutral compound, the oxygens must gain 6 electrons

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