Which atoms are the most reactive? A. Atoms with a full outermost shell B. Atoms that have one or two electrons to gain or lose C. Elements that are inert D. The noble gases

Which atoms are the most reactive? A. Atoms with a full outermost shell B. Atoms that have one or two electrons to gain or lose C. Elements that are inert D. The noble gases

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