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"Once all the valence electrons have been removed from an atom, one could reasonably consider the previous shell to be the valence shell. However, for the purposes of ionic Lewis structures, the original valence shell designation is maintained because it allows for better tracking of electrons."

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Krypton is the element you were looking for.

An easy way to remember (If you haven't memorized the periodic table) is;

He-2, Ne-10, Ar-18, Kr-36, Xe-54, Rn-86

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He Ne Ar K... X... Rn...

1 2 3 (4) 5 6

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Germanium is in the fourth period with 4 valence electrons.

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They have four valence electrons.

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You think to silicon (Si).

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chlorine

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how do you know that?

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krypton

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Selenium

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Krypton

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