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Fluorine has 7 valence electrons. Which of the following is true of a fluorine molecule (F2)? a: A pair of electrons will be shared between the fluorine atoms. b: Only 4 valence electrons will travel around each fluorine atom. c: Twelve valence electrons will travel around each fluorine atom, but only 2 will remain around the respective atoms. d: Each fluorine atom will take 1 valence electron from the other, and this will constantly happen back and forth.

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The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the fourth choice "Each fluorine atom will take 1 valence electron from the other, and this will constantly happen back and forth." This is because the 7 valence electrons are difficult to remove.

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A: A pair of electrons will be shared between the fluorine atoms.

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