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Which of the following is accurate about the octet rule?-explain
Halogens are common exceptions to the octet rule.
There are no exceptions to the octet rule for nonmetals.
Most of the time, nonmetals will form four covalent bonds in order to achieve a stable octet.
Fluorine, nitrogen, and oxygen can form more or less than four bonds and still satisfy the octet rule.
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