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What is the "goal" of an element in bonding chemically (what does it need to do to be stable)

What is the "goal" of an element in bonding chemically (what does it need to do to be stable)
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What is the "goal" of an element in bonding chemically (what does it need to do to be stable)

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An element bonds chemically to fill it's outer valence electron shell, when that occurs it becomes stable.
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