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When is an atom stable? A. when it has a full outer orbit. B. when it has the same amount of elections as protons. C. when it has no neutrons. D. when it has an odd number of va…

When is an atom stable? A. when it has a full outer orbit. B. when it has the same amount of elections as protons. C. when it has no neutrons. D. when it has an odd number of va…
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When is an atom stable? A. when it has a full outer orbit. B. when it has the same amount of elections as protons. C. when it has no neutrons. D. when it has an odd number of valance electrons

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B when the electrons and protons are the same amount

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The answer is A hope this helps
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