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HELP An atom is "unstable" and will react with other atoms when there is only two valence electron when there are 8 valence electrons when the outer level of the atom is not filled with the maximum number
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HELP An atom is "unstable" and will react with other atoms

when there is only two valence electron



when there are 8 valence electrons



when the outer level of the atom is not filled with the maximum number of electrons



when the innermost level of the atom is filled with the maximum number of electrons

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when the outer level of the atom is not filled with the maximum number of electrons

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