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A Single Carbon Atom Can Bond a Total of _______

Question 146

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A single carbon atom can bond a total of _______ hydrogen atoms, and the outer shell of each hydrogen atom then contains _______ electrons.

A) two; two
B) two; four
C) four; four
D) four; two
E) eight; two

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