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Why Iron's Valency is 2 or 3?
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Answered by Anonymous
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valency is 3
because there is 3 no. f shell in configuration of fe
equivalent to 3 period
Answered by AnswerStation
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The Iron (Fe) is a transition metal.

Transition metals have a special quality i.e They have more than 1 valency.

Ofcouse, there are 2 exceptions(though I don't remember them.)

But yes Iron has 2 Valencies.

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