Chemistry, asked by santhoshvarma3802, 9 months ago

How to calculate lone pair of electrons

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Answered by AbdJr10

Answer:

The outermost valence electron are considered as lone pair electron

Answered by harini101106

Answer:

here is your answer

Explanation:

set of 2 is called pair

the set of two non bonded electrons is a lone pair

no.of non bonded electron pair is equal to lone pair

and the outermost electron Is always a lone pair electron

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