A non-bonding pair of electrons in the valence shell (last shell for that element) of an atom is called _______________. A. a lone pair B. an unshared pair C. both a and b D. none of these

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A non-bonding pair of electrons in the valence shell (last shell for that element) of an atom is called _______________. A. a lone pair B. an unshared pair C. both a and b D. none of these

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Answer: c

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A. Lone pair

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