How are the atoms of group 16 elements become stable? A- By losing two electrons 9725e74 729 41982 B - By gaining two electrons C - By losing six electrons D - By gaining six electrons

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How are the atoms of group 16 elements become

stable?
A- By losing two electrons
9725e74
729 41982
B - By gaining two electrons
C - By losing six electrons
D - By gaining six electrons

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Answer:

B - by gaining 2 electrons

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Taum answered Jan 8, 2022

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Answer:

The atoms of group 16 elements become

stable by gaining two electrons.

RKCZ answered Jan 12, 2022

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