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Element x forms an oxide x2o3 . What is the valency of this element and formula of its chloride

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Answered by SquareRoot256
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We know the valency of Oxygen is 2.

Therefore for the chemical formula to be X2O3, the valency of X must be 3.

Therefore the formula of its chloride will be XCl3.

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Answered by kobenhavn
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Answer: The valency of element is 3 and formula of its chloride is XCL_3

Explanation: The neutral oxide of the element X , X_2O_3 is formed by the combination of X^{3+} and O^{2-}. Thus the valency of the element is X as it has lost three electrons to acquire stable noble gas configuration.

Similarly oxygen has gained two electrons to attain stable noble gas configuration and thus has a valency of two.

The chloride of the element X is formed by combination of X^{3+} and Cl^{-} and thus to form a neutral compound XCl_3 is formed.


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