Which of the following is correct It loses protonsIt gains electrons09 Multiple Choice0/1HIn addition to carbon & nitrogen, multiple bonds (i.e. double and triple bonds) are possible in molecules that contain which of thefollowing elements? (Mark all that apply)NeonO HydrogenPhosphorusDOxygenChlorine10 Multiple Choice1/1What is wrong with this Bohr model of Calcium?

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It loses protons
It gains electrons
09 Multiple Choice
0/1
HIn addition to carbon & nitrogen, multiple bonds (i.e. double and triple bonds) are possible in molecules that contain which of the
following elements? (Mark all that apply)
Neon
O Hydrogen
Phosphorus
DOxygen
Chlorine
10 Multiple Choice
1/1
What is wrong with this Bohr model of Calcium?

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