Atomic mass →→ 12 C Atomic number → 6 O 8 O 16 6 O 32 O 16 4 O 8 1 1 H Using the information in the figure, determine how many electrons an atom of oxygen would have in its valence shell. 14 7 32 16 31 15 P

Atomic mass →→ 12 C Atomic number → 6 O 8 O 16 6 O 32 O 16 4 O 8 1 1 H Using the information in the figure, determine how many electrons an atom of oxygen would have in its valence shell. 14 7 32 16 31 15 P

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Atomic mass->> 12
C
Atomic number →→ 6
8
16
6
32
16
4
O
8
1
1
H
14
7
N
32
16
Using the information in the figure, determine how many electrons an atom of oxygen would have in its valence shell.
S
31
15
P

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