Chemistry, asked by bafarr17238, 9 months ago

The first element in the periodic table to have eight(8) valence/valency electrons on the third shell is

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Answered by skchoudary
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Answer:

The third shell will doesn't contain any valence electron because when we will do the electronic configuration of the element is :-

2,6

So , two shells can be filled .

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Answered by nityank2408
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Answer:

Its Argon ( atomic no. 18)

Explanation:

as we know that valence electron means the electrons in outermost shell and it is given that there are three shells.

so, ATQ

Electronic configuration will be 2,8,8

And it is the atomic number of argon (18)

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