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How many electrons would fluorine need to gain in order to have a stable outer energy level
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How many electrons would fluorine need to gain in order to have a stable outer energy level
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in order to be come stable it would need 1 additional electron
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One. Chlorine in its normal state has seven valence electrons.
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