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Explain which electrons in oxygen have more energy, those in the first energy level or those in the second? PLEASE EXPLAIN IT TO ME?
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Explain which electrons in oxygen have more energy, those in the first energy level or those in the second?
PLEASE EXPLAIN IT TO ME?
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Electrons in the second level have more energy because they are farther out in tle electron cloud. Also the higher the level the higher the energy
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