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... valency , shells of the atoms can be regarded as in contact or slightly overlapping . The outer shell electrons , at certain points in their orbits , are attracted as much by one nucleus as by another , and the valency electrons follow ...
... valency , shells of the atoms can be regarded as in contact or slightly overlapping . The outer shell electrons , at certain points in their orbits , are attracted as much by one nucleus as by another , and the valency electrons follow ...
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... valency . For example , iron may have a valency of 2 or 3 . - The chemical formulae of simple compounds obey rules of valency , as in the examples below : ( a ) Compounds between elements of the same valency , ( i ) monovalent elements ...
... valency . For example , iron may have a valency of 2 or 3 . - The chemical formulae of simple compounds obey rules of valency , as in the examples below : ( a ) Compounds between elements of the same valency , ( i ) monovalent elements ...
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... valency . If a metal of one valency is added to a metal of another valency the number of valency electrons per atom , the electron ratio , will be altered . Crystal structures are very sensitive to a decrease in the electron ratio ...
... valency . If a metal of one valency is added to a metal of another valency the number of valency electrons per atom , the electron ratio , will be altered . Crystal structures are very sensitive to a decrease in the electron ratio ...
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