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What does it mean for an atom's behavior if it missing electrons in the valence shell?

What does it mean for an atom's behavior if it missing electrons in the valence shell?
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What does it mean for an atom's behavior if it missing electrons in the valence shell?

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It causes concave waves that ruin the flow of energy. Basically stopping all movements at the center of the atom then to the rest of the body. 
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