Question

70. The minimum number of electrons required to form trivalent bond between two atoms

A. 4. B. 8

C. 2 D. 6
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Answer 1

2 may be right answer

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The minimum number of electrons required to form trivalent bond between two atoms D.8

Explanation:

• Trivalent bond means an atom having three valence electrons.(three covalent bonds).
• It can also be stated as a bond formed between two atoms in which both the atoms has three valence electrons.
• Atom which has three valence electrons predominantly forms covalent bonds.
• examples of such trivalent atoms are nitrogen,aluminium etc.... especially thirteenth and fifteenth group elements.
• trivalent ion means an ion which on it's uppercase possess valence of three.
• The trivalent atom X which has a valency of -3 is called trivalent anion and that of +3 is called trivalent cation.
• a strongly hexahydrated trivalent ion may have a stronger second hydration shell than mono and di valent ions.

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