Atoms with a high electronegativity, like oxygen, have a strong attractive force
for electrons...
Physics, 24.04.2020 21:40, zairam2002
Atoms with a high electronegativity, like oxygen, have a strong attractive force
for electrons because
A. they have only a few valence electrons and need a total of eight to fulfill the octet rule
B. they're close to filling their outer shell, fulfilling the octet rule
C. opposites attract
D. they're trying to share electrons with other elements of high
electronegativity
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