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The amount of electron (gain or loss) necessary to convert one atom of the element from the free elemental state which has zero value to that in the compound state is called ________
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The amount of electron (gain or loss) necessary to convert one atom of the element from the free elemental state which has zero value to that in the compound state is called ________

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Answer-The amount of electron (gain or loss) necessary to convert one atom of the element from the free elemental state which has zero value to that in the compound state is called the element's valency.
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