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Chemistry Level 1

How many electrons are there in the valence shell of Neon?


The answer is 8.

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Neon has an atomic number of 10, meaning it has 10 protons and 10 electrons in its neutral isotope. Its first shell will hold 2 electrons, while the outer shell will hold the other 8 electrons. Fun Fact : This is a perfect octet. The outer shell is also called the valence shell, so our number of valence electrons in Neon is 8 \text{Neon has an atomic number of 10, meaning it has 10 protons and 10 electrons in its neutral isotope.} \\ \text{Its first shell will hold 2 electrons, while the outer shell will hold the other 8 electrons.} \\ \text{Fun Fact : This is a perfect octet.} \\ \text{The outer shell is also called the valence shell, so our number of valence electrons in Neon is} \ \boxed{8}

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Links about the super complicated stuff that I explained- \text{Links about the super complicated stuff that I explained-}

Neon \text{Neon}

Isotopes \text{Isotopes}

Valence Electrons ans Valence Shells \text{Valence Electrons ans Valence Shells}

Octet Rule \text{Octet Rule}

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Actually it is better... upvoted!

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@Nethra Ramakrishnan Thank you!

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