How to find Valency of Baron
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· Number of valence electrons ≤ 4
Then the valency = number of valence electrons
· Number of valence electrons >4
Then the valency = 8 - number of valence electrons
Valency of Boron element: Electronic configuration of B = 1S2 2S2 2p1 , so in B atom, number of outer most electrons = 3, so its valency = +3.
Then the valency = number of valence electrons
· Number of valence electrons >4
Then the valency = 8 - number of valence electrons
Valency of Boron element: Electronic configuration of B = 1S2 2S2 2p1 , so in B atom, number of outer most electrons = 3, so its valency = +3.
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Boron has atomic number as 5
So it's electron configuration will be 2,3.
So it's valency is 3 because it can loose 3 valence electrons but it's hard to gain 5 more electrons to attain stability.
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Boron has atomic number as 5
So it's electron configuration will be 2,3.
So it's valency is 3 because it can loose 3 valence electrons but it's hard to gain 5 more electrons to attain stability.
Hope this helps
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