Chemistry, asked by mdibrahimsahil, 11 months ago

the number of valence electrons present in each atom of oxygen is
a.16
b.8
c.6
d.32

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Answered by 23Prafull

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The number of valence electrons present in each atom of Oxygen is 6.

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Answered by ABHI123455

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Answer:

6

Explanation:

Because only 6 electrons are present in the valence shell

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