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Chemistry, 27.03.2021 01:00, thao5160

Hey!! I need help. Can anyone categorize these elements with their Lewis Dot Structure into groups by the number of valence electrons? Elements: Na, N, Al, C, O, Ca, Ne, K, P, B, Si, S, Be, Ar, Br, Cl

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