One of your classmates draws an electron dot diagram for a helium atom with two dots. He
tells you that these dots mean each helium atom has two unpaired electrons and can gain,
lose, or share electrons to have four pairs of valence electrons and become stable. What is
wrong with your classmate's argument?
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