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Aluminum has no lone pairs of electrons in its ground state. It has three valence electrons, which it typically uses to form bonds, resulting in a stable configuration without any unbonded pairs. In compounds, aluminum often forms three bonds, such as in aluminum chloride (AlCl3), where it adopts a trigonal planar geometry.

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