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Valency of Calcium is?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • As valency refers to the number of electrons which an atom can gain,loose or share in order to get stability Ca has a valency of 2 but an oxidation number(apparent charge written on an ion) of 2+ people often confuse the two concepts. Valency on tells you how many electrons an atom can gain,loose or share so no charge will be mentioned but oxidation state has a charge telling you either it has lost or gained an electron.
Answered by anjelshivani2008
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As valency refers to the number of electrons which an atom can gain,loose or share in order to get stability Ca has a valency of 2 but an oxidation number(apparent charge written on an ion) of 2+ people often confuse the two concepts. Valency on tells you how many electrons an atom can gain,loose or share so no charge will be mentioned but oxidation state has a charge telling you either it has lost or gained an electron.

To add on there are 2 ways for an atom to get stable either the duplet rule which states that an atom can gain stability if it completes 2 electrons in valence shell or the octect rule which states that an atom can gain stability if it completes 8 electrons in valence shell. In case of Ca octet rule is applied.

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