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16. Why do the atoms of H, O, N, F, CI, I, and Br have tendencies to bond with themselves?

16. Why do the atoms of H, O, N, F, CI, I, and Br have tendencies to bond with themselves?
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16. Why do the atoms of H, O, N, F, CI, I, and Br have tendencies to bond with themselves?

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Because they are elements
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