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The number above the element’s symbol is the element’s atomic number. Match each element with the number of valence electrons it has.TilesPairs45362

The number above the element’s symbol is the element’s atomic number. Match each element with the number of valence electrons it has.TilesPairs45362
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The number above the element’s symbol is the element’s atomic number. Match each element with the number of valence electrons it has.TilesPairs45362

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I am not quite sure what you are trying to ask. maybe you could take  a picture of the problem in your book or send a link or screenshot.
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