Chemistry, asked by deeksha123anu, 4 months ago

5. One electron is present in the
outermost shell of the atom of an
element z.
i) What will be the nature of this
element?
ii) What will be the value of charge
of the ion formed, if this electron is
removed from the outermost
shell?
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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

An element X is a metal because one electron is present in the outermost shell i.e., 1 valence electron. When this valence electron is removed from the outermost shell, a cation (positive ion) will be formed with a charge of + 1.

Explanation:

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Answered by vivekmedandrao
0

Answer:

nature is metal and value is positive

Explanation:

  1. the element x is a metal as it consists of 1 electron on the final shell
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