Atoms achieve an octet in their outermost shell by either sharing, gaining, or losing electrons during chemical reactions.
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Atoms achieve an octet in their outermost shell by either sharing, gaining, or losing electrons during chemical reactions.
Atoms achieve an octet in their outermost shell through various methods, including gaining, losing, or sharing electrons. This process allows them to attain a stable electron configuration resembling that of noble gases.