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Chemistry Valency and Electron Guide

The document discusses the structure of atoms and formation of ionic compounds. It explains that atoms have core electrons and valence electrons. The number of valence electrons determines how an element bonds and its position in the periodic table (Group A or B). Examples of ionic compounds formed by the reaction of cations like Na+, Ag+, Ca2+ with anions like Cl-, CO32-, SO42- are given. Common polyatomic ions such as sulfates, carbonates, and nitrates are also defined. In summary, the document covers atomic structure, bonding theory, and examples of ionic compound formation.

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Chemistry Valency and Electron Guide

The document discusses the structure of atoms and formation of ionic compounds. It explains that atoms have core electrons and valence electrons. The number of valence electrons determines how an element bonds and its position in the periodic table (Group A or B). Examples of ionic compounds formed by the reaction of cations like Na+, Ag+, Ca2+ with anions like Cl-, CO32-, SO42- are given. Common polyatomic ions such as sulfates, carbonates, and nitrates are also defined. In summary, the document covers atomic structure, bonding theory, and examples of ionic compound formation.

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KHAN G. S.

RESEARCH CENTRE 1

(Chemistry)
 (Core Electron)
 (Valency)–

Core Electron  Valence Electron

 (Valence Electron) Case I– 1, 2, 3, 4


=
13
Al  2, 8, 3 = 3)
Mg  2, 8, 2 = 2)
Note :- 1 8 12
Na  2, 8, 1 = 1)
Remark:- 8 11
Case II– 5, 6, 7, 8
=8–
e–
8
O  2, 6 = 8 – 6 = 2)
10
Ne  2, 8 = 8 – 8 = 0)
17
Cl  2, 8, 7 = 8 – 7 = 1)

e e
e– = 3, e– = 10 6C 2, 4 2 4 4
12 mg 2,8, 2 2 2 2
10 Ne 2,8 2 8 0

8O 2, 6 2 6 2
e– s p– 17 Cl 2,8, 7 2, 7 1
Group–A 
8O  1s , 2s , 2p (Group–A)
2 2 4

11Na  1s , 2s , 2p 3s (Group–A)
2 2 6 1

e d f–
Group–B
26Fe  [Ar] 4s 3d (Group-B)
2 6

 Valence shell or Altimate shell 8


O  2, 6
8
O–2  2, 8
Na  2, 8, 1
 Penultimate Shell 11
11
Na+  2, 8
 Anti-Penultimate shell 

(i)
(ii)

17
Cl  2, 8, 7
17
Cl–  2, 8, 8
11
Na  2, 8, 1
11
Na+  2, 8

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KHAN G. S. RESEARCH CENTRE 2
ClO4– = Perchlorate
H+1 H–1 ClO3– = Chlorate
Li+1 F–1 ClO2– = Chlorite
ClO– = Hypo chlorite
Na+1 Cl–1
Cl– = Chloride
K+1 I–1
Ag+1 Br–1 Na + + ClO4– = NaClO4
NH4+1 OH–1 Na + + ClO3– = NaClO3
Cu+1 CN–1 Na + + ClO2– = NaClO2
Zn+2 HCO3–1 Na+ + ClO– = NaClO (
Be+2 NO2–1 Na+ + Cl = NaCl (
Mg+2 NHO3–1
Ca+2 CH3COO–1
BrO4– 
Cu+2 O–2 BrO3– 
Fe+2 S–2 BrO2– 
Sn+2 SO3–2 BrO– =
Hg+2 SO4–2 Br– =
Mn+2 SiO3–2
Ag + BrO4–  AgBrO4 = Silverper bromate
Co+2 CO3–2
Fe+3 CrO4–2 Ag + BrO3–  AgBrO3 = Silver bromate
Cu+3 N–3 Ag + BrO2–  AgBrO2 = Silver bromite
Hg+3 P–3 Ag+ + BrO– = AgBrO = Silver hipo bromite
Al+3 PO3–1 Ag+ + Br–1 = AgBr = Silver bromide
Cr+3 PO4–3 IO4 
Pb+4
IO3 
Sn+4
Example IO2 
1. Na+ + SO3–2 = Na2SO3 ( ) IO– 
2. Ag+ + NO3– = AgNO3 I
3. Zn+2 + SO4–2 = ZnSO4 K+ + IO4 = KIO4 =
4. Fe+2 + SO4–2 = FeSO4
K+ + IO3 = KIO3 =
5. Fe+3 + SO4–2 = Fe2(SO4)3
6. Al+3 + SO4–2 = Al2(SO4)3 K+ + Io 2 = KIO2 =
7. Ag+ + SO4–2 = Ag2SO4 K+ + IO– = KIO =
8. Na+ + CO3– = Na2CO3 K+ + I– = KI =
9. Na+ + O–2 = Na2O CO32  (Carbonate)
10. Na+ + HCO3– = NaHCO3
HCO31  (Bicarbonate)
11. Cu+ + SO4–2 = Cu2SO4
12. Cu+2 + SO4–2 = CuSO4 Na   CO3–2  Na 2CO3 
13. CuSO4.5H2O = Na   HCO3  NaHCO3
14. Ca+2 + CO3–2 = CaCO3
Ca 2  SO 4–2  CaSO4
15. K+ + MnO4– = KMnO4
CaSO4.2H2O 
16. H+ + O2–2 = H2O2
 (Redieal)– 1
CaSO4 . H2O 
2
Cu  SO4  CuSO4 
2

Na+ + I  NaI
Zn2  SO42  ZnSO4 
Ag+ + I  AgI
Ag+ + Br  AgBr Fe2  SO4–2  FeSO4 
Cu+2 + O–2  Cu2O2  Cuo Cu 3  SO42  Cu 2  SO4 3
Ag+ + No3–  AgNo3
Fe3  SO42  Fe2  SO4 3
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