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Why do atoms become anion and cations (remember the octet rule and how 8 is a very important number)?

Why do atoms become anion and cations (remember the octet rule and how 8 is a very important number)?
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Why do atoms become anion and cations (remember the octet rule and how 8 is a very important number)?

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The "octet Rule" Relates To The Number Eight Because A Only Atoms With 8 Valence Electrons Undergo Chemical Reaction.

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