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    When Two or More Atoms Share Electrons, the Resulting Combination
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When Two or More Atoms Share Electrons, the Resulting Combination

Question 83

Question 83

Multiple Choice

When two or more atoms share electrons, the resulting combination is called a/an


A) electrolyte
B) ion
C) element
D) molecule
E) salt

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