Chemistry, asked by sanjush676, 1 year ago

A number of electron in the outermost shell of chlorine is 7? what is its valency and why?

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Answered by Charlei
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valency is electron number which take part in chemical reaction.
Answered by Ed0
11
the number of electrons present in chlorine is 17. So by electronic configuration we get 2, 8, 7 so to make itself stable chlorine gain one electron and makes the octet complete.so the valency of chlorine is positive one.

poojaoberoi: no it will be negative one. valency of non metals is always negative. chlorine accepts one electron to get 8 electrons and non metals always accept . so this means that they have less electrons. we are showing less electrons with help of a negative sign. so chlorine has 1 MINUS valency..
poojaoberoi: NOTE- THE ABOVE INFORMATION WRITTEN IN COMMENT IS 100 PER CENT ACCURATE.
Ed0: u r wrong
poojaoberoi: but valecny of chlorine is 1 minus then how am iwrong
poojaoberoi: pls explain genuinely
Charlei: this is not my answers that you have seen
Ed0: mark it as brainliest
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