generally, how many valence electrons are needed for atoms to be most stable?
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Generally, 8 valence electrons are needed for an atom to be stable..
Except hydrogen and helium....they requires 2 Valence electrons....
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Generally, 8 valence electrons are needed for an atom to be stable..
Except hydrogen and helium....they requires 2 Valence electrons....
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yaa....valence shell can only have 8 electrons in it
But some noble gases have 18 electron in thier valence shell....But they are also stable....
its a rule that outermost shell can contain only 8 electrond
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Some elements like hydrogen and helium requires 2 -e in outermost shell to become stable because they complete thier duplite...
But other elements requires 8, -e in thier valence shell to become stable...because they complete their duplete
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But other elements requires 8, -e in thier valence shell to become stable...because they complete their duplete
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