Chemistry, asked by sharwan67, 9 months ago

If an element X shares 5 electrons in its valence shells with other element Y. What will be its valency

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Answered by THAMILANDA

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The valency of element x is 3 because it has 5 electron in it's outer most shell and it needs 3 more electrons to attain stability.

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If an element X shares 5 electrons in its valence shells with other element Y. What will be its valency​

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If an element X shares 5 electrons in its valence shells with other element Y. What will be its valency