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How many valence electrons are found in one atom of nitrogen (n)? 2 5 7 14?
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How many valence electrons are found in one atom of nitrogen (n)? 2 5 7 14?
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Seven!!!!
In first shell 2 electrons.
in second shell 5 electrons.
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we have 5 valence electrons in an atom of nitrogen
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