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Nonmetals and metals do different things when it comes to their valence electrons. one seeks to gain and the other lose. which is which?

Nonmetals and metals do different things when it comes to their valence electrons. one seeks to gain and the other lose. which is which?
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nonmetals and metals do different things when it comes to their valence electrons. one seeks to gain and the other lose. which is which?

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Nonmetals gain

while metals lose

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