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How many core and valence electrons does one atom of iodine (I) have? (core, valence)
**Answer Choices:**
- ○ 7,36
- ○ 36,17
- ○ 36,7
- ○ 46,7
- ○ 46,17
*Note: This question appears to test knowledge in chemistry, specifically electron configuration and the distinction between core and valence electrons in an iodine atom.*
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