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A chlorine atom becomes stable by having 8 valence electrons by A losing one electron B gaining one electron C gaining 3 electrons D losing seven electrons

A chlorine atom becomes stable by having 8 valence electrons by A losing one electron B gaining one electron C gaining 3 electrons D losing seven electrons
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A chlorine atom becomes stable by having 8 valence electrons by

A losing one electron
B gaining one electron
C gaining 3 electrons
D losing seven electrons

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I believe the answer is A
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