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If an atom does not bond to another, The number of electrons does not change. True or false? Please help!

If an atom does not bond to another, The number of electrons does not change. True or false? Please help!
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If an atom does not bond to another, The number of electrons does not change. True or false?

Please help!

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your answer is true!!
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the answer is true .....
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