The electrons which are primarily responsible for chemical bonds are:

A) the outer s subshell

B) the outer p subshell

C) the valence electrons

D) electrons with high ionization energy

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Broderick Harvey

Chemistry

10 August, 06:18

The electrons which are primarily responsible for chemical bonds are:

A) the outer s subshell

B) the outer p subshell

C) the valence electrons

D) electrons with high ionization energy

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Jayvon Barron · Answer 1

Jayvon Barron 10 August, 06:26

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It is C. The valence electrons.

Ahmed · Answer 2

Chemical bonds are defined as the ionic bond, covalent bond, and metallic bond by which atoms or ions are tied in a molecule.

therefore,

The electrons which are primarily responsible for chemical bonds are the valence electrons.

so the right option is C) the valence electrons

The electrons which are primarily responsible for chemical bonds are:A) the outer s subshellB) the outer p subshellC) the valence electronsD) electrons with high ionization energy

The electrons which are primarily responsible for chemical bonds are:

A) the outer s subshell

B) the outer p subshell

C) the valence electrons

D) electrons with high ionization energy