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2 years ago

Hey! need help filling in this chart ASAP, thanks

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goldenfox [79]2 years ago

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Answer:

Be: Helium--------Loses-------4--------Be2+

B: Helium--------Loses--------5--------B5

N: Helium--------Gain---------7--------N3−

O: Lithium---------Gain--------8-------O2−

F: Neon--------electrically neutral-------9---------F-

Explanation:

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