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How many core (NOT valence) electrons are in a sulfur atom?

How many core (NOT valence) electrons are in a sulfur atom?
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How many core (NOT valence) electrons are in a sulfur atom?

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There are 16 core electrons. There are two electrons in shell one, eight in the second and six in the third in a sulfur atom. Hope this helps!
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