Asked by nebikenezer
How do nonmetals tend to form bonds?(1 point)
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by losing protons
by losing protons
by losing electrons
by losing electrons
by gaining electrons
by gaining electrons
by gaining protons
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By gaining electrons.
Nonmetals have higher electronegativity, so they tend to accept electrons (or share electrons in covalent bonds) rather than lose them.
Nonmetals have higher electronegativity, so they tend to accept electrons (or share electrons in covalent bonds) rather than lose them.
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