How does the valency vary in a period on going from left to right?
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The valency of the elements in a period first increases from 1 to 4 and then decreases to zero.The tendency to lose an electron decreases in going left to right.
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In period from left to right, the valency initially increases for first four elements of the period and then decreases till the end.
- The number of electron present on the outermost orbit of the element is called valence electron.
- For elements which has valence electron less than 4 in such cases:
Valency = Valence electron
- On the other hand in case of elements which has valence electron more than 4 in such cases:
Valency = 8- valence electron.
- Accordingly when the elements of period 2 are analyzed, their valency are as follows:
- Lithium: Valence electron = 1, Valency =1
- Beryllium: Valence electron = 2, Valency = 2
- Boron: Valence electron = 3, Valency = 3
- Carbon: Valence electron = 4, Valency = 4
- Nitrogen: Valence electron = 5, Valency = (8-5)=3
- Oxygen: Valence electron = 6, Valency = (8-6) = 2
- Fluorine: Valence electron = 7, Valency = (8-7) = 1
- Neon: Valence electron = 8, Valency = (8-8) = 0
- The order of valency in period 2 elements are 1,2,3,4,3,2,1,0.
- Thus form the above give data it can be inferred that the valency increases for first four element, and then decreases till the end in a period on going from left to right.
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