Why do valence electrons form bonds to create molecules and compounds?
1 answer:
Valence electrons form bonds to create molecules and compounds because A. they are weaker than the electrons found closer to the nucleus.
A better way of saying it is that the valence electrons are <em>less strongly attracted</em> to the nucleus.
All electrons have the same size, but the <em>orbitals</em> they occupy have different sizes.
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