Why the element with a valence of 8 is mostly likely form ionic bonds, covalent bonds or no chemical bonds with other atoms

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Jacquiline · Answer 1 · 2016-01-07T10:58:31+0000

An atom with eight valence electrons is full, or stable. This means it would not gain or lose any electrons, and it would not form any chemical bonds.

Why the element with a valence of 8 is mostly likely form ionic bonds, covalent bonds or no chemical bonds with other atoms

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