Chemistry
Chemistry, 19.12.2020 20:20, emmafrye1

How does carbon (C) differ from silicon (Si)? A) carbon has 1 less electron energy shell than silicon
B) carbon has 1 less electron than silicon
C) carbon has 8 more electron energy shells than silicon
D) carbon has 1 more proton energy shell than silicon

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