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if an element exhibits two different positive valencies , therefore it is called as ​

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Answered by s1270nandita3531
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The electrons which are present in an atom's outermost shell are called valence electrons. ... Such elements therefore indicate two or more different valencies i.e. they have variable valentia.

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The electrons which are present in an atom's outermost shell are called valence electrons. So one or more electrons from the core's outermost shell may also be lost after the removal of valence electrons. Such elements therefore indicate two or more different valencies i.e. they have variable valentia.

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