How do nonmetals tend to form bonds? ( O by losing protons O by losing electrons O by gaining electrons O by gaining protons

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How do nonmetals tend to form bonds? ( O by losing protons

O by losing electrons
O by gaining electrons
O by gaining protons

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By gaining protons :))))

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C: by gaining electrons

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