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How is valency measured?

Updated: 8/11/2023
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15y ago

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using the Periodic Table, you look at the number at the top of the column or group that the atom is in, say...... francium is in column 1 and row 7. since it's in column 1 it has 1 valance electron. and since its in row 7 it has 7 levels of electrons.

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In order to find the valance of an element, you must plot out the element's Protons/Atomic # using the Bohr Diagram. The number of protons on the outermost ring is your answer.

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If Da vALeNcE ElEcTrOnS Is 1 2 3 AnD 4 DaN vAlEnCy iS AlSo 1 2 3 Or 4

If vAlEnCe eLeCtRoNs aRe 5 6 7 Or 8 ThAn vAlEnCy iS 8-VaLeNcE ElEcTRoNz

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