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This is a model of a lithium atom.  How likely is it that this atom would want to bond with another atom to fill it's outer shell? This atom is very likely to bond with another atom. This atom is only
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This is a model of a lithium atom.  How likely is it that this atom would want to bond with another atom to fill it's outer shell?

This atom is very likely to bond with another atom.

This atom is only slightly likely to bond with another atom

This atom is not likely at all to bond with another atom.

This is a model of a lithium atom.  How likely is it that this atom would want to-example-1
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Lithium has a single valence electron that is easily given up to form a cation
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