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Using just the valence electrons on each atom determine which 2 atoms should be in the same group? atoms 1 and 2 atoms 3 and 4 atoms 2 and 3 O atoms 1 and 4

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Using just the valence electrons on each atom determine which 2 atoms should be in the same group?

atoms 1 and 2

atoms 3 and 4

atoms 2 and 3

O atoms 1 and 4

Using just the valence electrons on each atom determine which 2 atoms should be in-example-1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Atom 1 and 4 because they have the same number of valence elctrons in its outermost shell

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