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The octet rule states that chemical compounds tend to form so that each atom has an octet of electrons in
s orbital
1s orbital
d orbital
Highest occupied energy level
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Highest occupied energy level (the valence shell).
The octet rule refers to atoms attaining eight valence electrons (a noble-gas configuration) in their highest occupied energy level, not specifically the 1s, s, or d orbitals.
The octet rule refers to atoms attaining eight valence electrons (a noble-gas configuration) in their highest occupied energy level, not specifically the 1s, s, or d orbitals.
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