How many additional electrons can a fluorine atom attract? One zero two three Wh

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How many additional electrons can a fluorine atom attract? One zero two three What happens when a fluorine atom is attracted to an electron held by a neighboring fluorine atom? A covalent bond form between these two fluorine atoms. An ionic bond forms between the two atoms. A magnetic bond is broken as electrons leave the atoms. The two atoms are repelled. What is a covalent compound? A chemical compound in which atoms are held together by covalent bonds. A physical compound in which atoms are held together by ionic bonds. A physical element molecules are held together by covalent bonds.

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Part A) fluorine attract one electron. And it gain stable inert gas configuration.

Part B) a covalent bond form between these two fluorine atoms

Part C) a chemical compound in which atoms held together by covalent bonds

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