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using only the information available in the periodic table, consider the elements potassium and bromine. from their location on the periodic table, identify the oxidation state and number of valence electrons for potassium and bromine. then use this information to describe their reactivity.
which statement most accurately describes the compound formed by potassium and bromine?
a) potassium and bromide form an ionic compound called potassium bromide (kbr).
b) potassium and bromide form an ionic compound called potassium bromide (k2br).
c) potassium and bromide share electrons to form a covalent compound called potassium monobromide (kbr).
d) potassium and bromide share electrons to form a covalent compound called potassium dibromide (kbr2).
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