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why the element with a valence of 8 is mostly likely form ionic bonds, covalent bonds or no chemical bonds with other atoms
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why the element with a valence of 8 is mostly likely form ionic bonds, covalent bonds or no chemical bonds with other atoms

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An atom with eight valence electrons is full, or stable. This means it would not gain or lose any electrons, and it would not form any chemical bonds.
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