Chemistry, 10.01.2020 06:31, fatty18

Atomic oxygen would most likely form its most stable monatomic ion when it: 1. elevates one electron from the s orbital to a p orbital. 2. elevates one electron from a p orbital to a d orbital. 3. loses one electron. 4. gains one electron. 5. gains two electrons. 6. loses two electrons.

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