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The Combining Capacity of an Atom

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How atoms form bonds

by Solanki Sorya7
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The combining capacity of an atom is determined by its , the electrons in the that participate in . Atoms tend to reach a stable electron configuration , often an , either by gaining , losing , or sharing electrons . The number of valence electrons largely dictates how many bonds an atom can form and what its might be in compounds . For many main - group elements , the valence electrons reflect the group number , while transition metals show more complex bonding . Bond types include ionic and covalent bonds .

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