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Valence Shell
Which of the following elements has 5 electrons in the valence (outer) shell?
A) C B) B C) S D) F E) P |
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Look at a Periodic Table, Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons (Oh, wait, that's not one of the choices)
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And my answer is that nitrogen (N) has 5 valence electrons... the elment that you wrote doesn't have 5 valence electrons...
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