If the atomic number of an atom is 18 what is it valency
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Atomic No. = No. of Electrons = No. of Protons
So, we can conclude that the element has 18 electrons in total.
Now, Electronic Configurationof the element :
K L M
2 8 8
That is, the element is configured as (2,8,8).
♦ Thus, valence electrons (electrons in outermost shell) = 8
The element can be stable by being octant, i.e, having 8 electrons in valence shell.
For that, it must gain no electron.
Therefore,
♦ Valency = 1
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Atomic No. = No. of Electrons = No. of Protons
So, we can conclude that the element has 18 electrons in total.
Now, Electronic Configurationof the element :
K L M
2 8 8
That is, the element is configured as (2,8,8).
♦ Thus, valence electrons (electrons in outermost shell) = 8
The element can be stable by being octant, i.e, having 8 electrons in valence shell.
For that, it must gain no electron.
Therefore,
♦ Valency = 1
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For this atom the atomic configuration is : 2,8,8
The outermost electron is eight that means the electron is stable .
So, the valency of this electron is 0 because this atom doesn't need any electron to become stable.
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