Kai Chew's answer to Nets's Junior College 1 H2 Maths Singapore question.
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Atom F has 4 valence electrons. How you can tell this: The 5th electron that is removed requires the greatest amount of energy to remove, since it is removed from an inner electron shell.
Since F has 4 valence electrons, it would need 4 electrons to be donated/shared with it. Hence, each G atom shares 1 valence electron with it, forming a compound comprising of 4 G atoms and 1 F atom.
Since F has 4 valence electrons, it would need 4 electrons to be donated/shared with it. Hence, each G atom shares 1 valence electron with it, forming a compound comprising of 4 G atoms and 1 F atom.
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