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The atom shown down above is A. Likely to form a convalent bond B. Likely to form a ionic bond C. Not likely to form any bonds D. Likely to form double bonds
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The atom shown down above is

A. Likely to form a convalent bond

B. Likely to form a ionic bond

C. Not likely to form any bonds

D. Likely to form double bonds

The atom shown down above is A. Likely to form a convalent bond B. Likely to form-example-1
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C is the correct answer of the given Question, this atom belongs to single element

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