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When forming covalent compounds, nonmetals tend to A.become less stable. B.become radioactive. C.share electrons to become stable. D.transfer electrons to become stable.​

When forming covalent compounds, nonmetals tend to A.become less stable. B.become radioactive. C.share electrons to become stable. D.transfer electrons to become stable.​
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When forming covalent compounds, nonmetals tend to

A.become less stable.
B.become radioactive.
C.share electrons to become stable.
D.transfer electrons to become stable.​

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Answer:C

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Its C shares electrons with each other in order to become stable
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