Why group 13 elements do not have 13 valence electrons?
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Because only 3 electrons are present in that valence shell
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All group 13 elements have ns2np1 valence electron configurations, and all tend to lose their three valence electrons to form compounds in the +3 oxidation state. ... Because the group 13 elements generally contain only six valence electrons in their neutral compounds, these compounds are all moderately strong Lewis acids
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