MCQ
The group valence of the element is generally equal to the:
- ANumber of dots in Lewis symbol.
- BEight minus the number of dots.
- CValence electrons.
- DAny of the above may possible.
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Answer
- Any of the above may possible.
Explanation:
The group valence of the elements is generally equal to either the number of dots in Lewis symbols or eight minus the number of dots or valence electrons.
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