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A covalent compound is formed by a. metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms b. non-metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms c. metal atoms sharing…

A covalent compound is formed by a. metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms b. non-metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms c. metal atoms sharing…
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A covalent compound is formed by

a. metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms
b. non-metal atoms losing valence electrons to non-metal atoms
c. metal atoms sharing valence electrons
d. non-metal atoms sharing valence electrons

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The answer is b I took the test
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