examples of duplet and octet rule
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OCTET RULE : The atoms of all elements, other than the inert gases, combine because they have incomplete valence shells and tend to attain the stable
electronic configuration of the nearest inert gas, that is eight electrons
in the valence shell. This is known as the OCTET RULE.
Examples: Carbon, Fluorine
DUPLET RULE : In the case of helium, valence shell has two electrons and this is known as the
DUPLET RULE.
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