Biology, 30.01.2020 11:54 andrewcamp99

How do atoms usually combine?
a in a way that increases the number of valence electrons.
b in a way that makes each atom less stable.
c in a way that decreases the number of valence electrons.
d in a way that makes each atom more stable.

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How do atoms usually combine?
a in a way that increases the number of valence electrons.