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A valence electron is a) any electron in the highest energy level of an atom b) the electron closest to the nucleus of an atom c) any electron that does not take part in chemical bonding d) the electron
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A valence electron is

a) any electron in the highest energy level of an atom
b) the electron closest to the nucleus of an atom
c) any electron that does not take part in chemical bonding
d) the electron that is gained when a cation is formed

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I believe is a valence electrons are in the outermost energy level of the atom
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