In order to satisfy the octet rule, the element beryllium must

A. gain six electrons to have the noble gas configuration of neon.

B. have eight electrons in its outer level.

C. have two electrons in its outer level.

D. share electrons with some other element.

E. It is impossible for beryllium to satisfy the octet rule

Question

In order to satisfy the octet rule, the element beryllium must

A. gain six electrons to have the noble gas configuration of neon.

B. have eight electrons in its outer level.

C. have two electrons in its outer level.

D. share electrons with some other element.

E. It is impossible for beryllium to satisfy the octet rule

nincompoop · Answer

move this question to the chemistry set ion please

nincompoop · Answer

http://www.chem.uwec.edu/Chem150_F10/elaborations/unit1/unit-1b-octet-rule.html

anonymous · Answer

Sorry. I moved it

anonymous · Answer

have you got the answer ?? :) or i will help you ;)

anonymous · Answer

@RH   ??

anonymous · Answer

proton number for Be is 4,so to achieve octect electron arrangement.. A :)