How many electrons must the atoms of the elements below share with other atoms in covalent bonding to achieve an octet of electrons?
S
C
N
Br
I
S
C
N
Br
I
Noah AldrichS - 2
C - 4
N - 3
Br - 1
I - 1
The group that the elements are in are equal to the number of electrons in their respective outer shells.
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Wyatt AtkinsTo reach an octet of electrons, atoms of the following elements must share a different number of electrons with other atoms in covalent bonding: - Hydrogen: 1 electron; - Oxygen: 2 electrons; - Nitrogen: 3 electrons; - Carbon: 4 electrons
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