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What happens when nitrogen fills its valence shell? A) Three electrons are gained, creating N^+3 B) Three electrons are lost, creating N^+3. C) Three electrons are gained, creating N^−3. D) Three electrons
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What happens when nitrogen fills its valence shell?

A) Three electrons are gained, creating N^+3

B) Three electrons are lost, creating N^+3.

C) Three electrons are gained, creating N^−3.

D) Three electrons are lost, creating N^−3.

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i think its d

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User Wouter Vandenputte
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I think it’s C, Three electrons are gained, creating N^-3
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