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What is a lone pair? A. Two pairs of electrons that form a double bond B. Two atoms that have been pushed close to each other C. A pair of electrons that is not used in bonding D. A diatomic molecule attracted
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What is a lone pair?

A. Two pairs of electrons that form a double bond
B. Two atoms that have been pushed close to each other
C. A pair of electrons that is not used in bonding
D. A diatomic molecule attracted to no other molecule

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I BELIEVE IT is c.

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