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1. To become stable, the following element: a) gains 1 electron and has a charge +1 b) loses 7 electrons and has a charge -1 c) loses 7 electrons and has a charge +1 d) gains 1 …

1. To become stable, the following element: a) gains 1 electron and has a charge +1 b) loses 7 electrons and has a charge -1 c) loses 7 electrons and has a charge +1 d) gains 1 …
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1. To become stable, the following element:

a) gains 1 electron and has a charge +1
b) loses 7 electrons and has a charge -1
c) loses 7 electrons and has a charge +1
d) gains 1 electron and has a -1 charge

1. To become stable, the following element: a) gains 1 electron and has a charge +1 b-example-1
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