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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

valency of hydrogen is 1.........

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Answered by Ladylaurel
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Answer:-

Valency is the number of electrons of electrons an aton can donate or accept to form a chemical bond with another atom.

The valency of hydrogen is 1.

More Info:-

  • Some elements have valency equal to 1 they are called monovalent.

Example :- Hydrogen.

  • Some elements have valence equal to 2. are called divalent.

Example :- Calcium.

  • Some elements have valency equal to 3 they are called trivalent.

Example :- Boron.

Some important elements with their valencies :-

\begin{array}{| c | c | c |}\cline{1-3} \bf Elements& \bf Symbol& \bf Valency\\ \cline{1-3} \sf Hydrogen  &  \sf H & \sf 1\\ \cline{1-3}  \sf Potassium & \sf K &  \sf 1\\ \cline{1 - 3} \sf Calcium& \sf Ca& \sf 2\\ \cline{1 - 3} \sf Sulphur& \sf S & \sf 2 \\  \cline{1 - 3} \sf Sodium& \sf Na& \sf1 \\  \cline{1 - 3} \sf Oxygen& \sf O& \sf 2 \\\cline{1-3} \sf Chlorine  &  \sf Cl & \sf 1\\ \cline{1-3}  \sf Phosphorus & \sf P &  \sf 3\\ \cline{1 - 3} \sf Aluminium& \sf Al& \sf 3\\ \cline{1 - 3} \sf Magnesium& \sf Mg & \sf 2 \\  \cline{1 - 3} \sf Boron& \sf B& \sf3 \\  \cline{1 - 3} \sf Carbon& \sf C& \sf 4 \\  \cline{1 - 3}\end{array}


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