When atoms form a bond, it is usually because each atom acquires a more stable arrangement of electrons in its electron shells.

What is the best description of this arrangement of electrons?

A.
All shells are half full.

B.
The outer shell is completely full.

C.
The inner shells are empty.

D.
All shells have the same number of electrons.

I think B

Question

When atoms form a bond, it is usually because each atom acquires a more stable arrangement of electrons in its electron shells. 
 
What is the best description of this arrangement of electrons?
 
 A.
All shells are half full.
 
 B.
The outer shell is completely full.
 
 C.
The inner shells are empty.
 
 D.
All shells have the same number of electrons.

I think B

anonymous · Answer

@Luigi0210

anonymous · Answer

Sorry to keep bothering you i just really need help

luigi0210 · Answer

Yea, when they form any bond it's usually to stabilize one another, so yea, B ~

And no worries :)

anonymous · Answer

Thanks ^_^