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An element found in group VI: Will lose an electron Will gain an electron Has six lone pairs of electrons Has six valence electrons

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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An element found in group VI:
Will lose an electron
Will gain an electron
Has six lone pairs of electrons
Has six valence electrons

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