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Which of the following describes the electron sharing between two oxygen atoms? Each oxygen shares one electron with the other. Each oxygen shares six electrons with the other. Each oxygen shares eight
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Which of the following describes the electron sharing between two oxygen atoms? Each oxygen shares one electron with the other.

Each oxygen shares six electrons with the other.
Each oxygen shares eight electrons with the other.
Each oxygen shares two electrons with the other

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The answer is : Each oxygen shares two electrons with the other.

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I believe each oxygen shares 2 elections with the other.
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