what is the valency of fluoride?
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The valency of fluoride is 1.
Explanation:
- Fluorine refers to an element with an equal number of protons and electrons, whereas fluoride is an ion with an unstable number of protons and electrons.
- In the case of ions, the charge and valency are equal to each other.
- For example, if the charge of an ion is +3, its valency is also considered as 3.
- In the case of fluoride ion, the charge is +1, thus its valency is considered as 1.
- As the valency of fluoride ion is 1, it is considered as monovalent ion.
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