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Define valency.
b. What is the valency of aluminium and nitrate in Al (NO),?
How many electron pairs are shared by an oxygen molecule?
d. The valency of fluorine is 1. What is its valence electron?
What are radical and ions?
f. Define
i, element ii. compound iii. symbol
iv. molecule
V. atom vi. metals vii. electrovalent compound
ix. chemical bond x. metalloids
g.
What are radicals? Mention their types.
h. What is valency? Write the valency of the following radicals and elements.
CO, PO, Na, H, O, OH, NH, CI, Ca, Al, Si, Hg (ic), NO,
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viii. covalent compound

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