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The answer is D. The farthest shells contain the greatest number of electrons.
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Contents
- Why do atoms combine?
- Noble Gases
- Halogens
- Alkali Metals
- Electron Dot Diagrams
- How to Write Them
- Using Dot Diagrams
- Section Check
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