When compounds form, what is one result for the atoms that bonded?

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When compounds form, the result for the atoms that are bonded is a stable arrangement of electrons. The answer is letter A. An unstable arrangement of electrons, more than eight electrons in their valence shell and<span> fewer than eight electrons in their valence shell do not result in the bonding of atoms.</span>

Anna35 [415]3 years ago

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One result for the atoms that bonded together when a compound forms is a stable arrangement of electrons.

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