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Formation of Covalent Molecule: Oxygen

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What is the purpose of oxygen atoms redistributing their electrons during the formation of an oxygen molecule?

To form an unstable electronic configuration

To gain or lose electrons

To complete the valence shell

To attain a stable electronic configuration of the nearest noble gas (correct)

What is the electronic configuration of a Neon atom?

2, 8 (correct)

2, 6

2, 6, 6

2, 6, 2

How many electrons does an oxygen atom need to share in order to attain a stable electronic configuration?

Two pairs (correct)

Four pairs

One pair

Three pairs

What is the valence shell configuration of an oxygen atom before sharing electrons?

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Formation of Covalent Molecule: Oxygen

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Questions and Answers

What is the purpose of oxygen atoms redistributing their electrons during the formation of an oxygen molecule?

What is the electronic configuration of a Neon atom?

How many electrons does an oxygen atom need to share in order to attain a stable electronic configuration?

What is the valence shell configuration of an oxygen atom before sharing electrons?

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