To acquire an octet of electrons, a sulfur atom can bond with two atoms of which of the following elements?
A: Fluorine B: Strontium C: Hydrogen D: Nitrogen

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To acquire an octet of electrons, a sulfur atom can bond with two atoms of which of the following elements?
A: Fluorine B: Strontium C: Hydrogen D: Nitrogen

anonymous · Answer

Well if you look at the periodic table it only takes 2 more electrons to get to a noble gas. So the answer would be Hydrogen and hydrogen has one electron and if it's two atoms of hydrogen then it gives you two electrons! Hope that helps :)

anonymous · Answer

It did! Thank you! (: I've always had this huge issue with Chemistry ah. <3 (:

anonymous · Answer

Haha actually I'm taking Chemistry now.

anonymous · Answer

I've just learned that already.

anonymous · Answer

No way! I'm having this like bunch of questions and I'm trying to get them right but it's multiple answers so I'm all caught up. How do you get them right? I accidentally assigned myself to Chemistry so this is the last couple of questions and then I'm finally done with it.