An atom with one valence electron joins an atom with seven. what is likely to happen to the atom with one valence electron? a. it will share its valence electron with the other atom. b. it will take one electron from the other atom. c. it will give up its valence electron to the other atom. d. it will take all seven electrons from the other atom.
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