Chemistry, asked by parneetsingh9, 4 months ago

an element 'X' has a mass number of 19 and contains 10 neutrons . what is the valency of X??​

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Answered by farhaanaarif84
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Answer:

we know that number of protons is atomic number.

and net charge on an atom is given by number of protons minus number of electrons.

Mass number = number of neutrons +number of protons.

Answered by qwmagpies
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The valency of X is 1.

  • X has a mass number of 19 and it contains 10 neutrons.
  • Thus, the number of protons in X is 19-10=9.
  • Thus, the atomic number of X is 9.
  • The electronic configuration of X is as follows-
  •  {1s}^{2}  {2s}^{2}  {2p}^{5}
  • Thus it valance shell needs one more electron to complete its octet so, the valency of X is 1.
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