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Why valency of an element depends upon number of valence electrons ?​

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Answered by mrgabru94
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The valence electrons take part in any chemical reaction because the outermost orbit usually contains more energy than the outermost orbit usually contains more energy than the electrons present in other orbits

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Answered by BornCxnfused
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The valence electrons take part in any chemical reaction because the outermost orbit usually contains more energy than the outermost orbit usually contains more energy than the electrons present in other orbits .

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