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(One valence electron: d)
(Two valence electrons: c)
(Six valence electrons: b)
(Seven valence electrons: e)
(Eight valence electrons: a)
(Two valence electrons: c)
(Six valence electrons: b)
(Seven valence electrons: e)
(Eight valence electrons: a)
The charges of the ions of the given valency electrons are as follows;
one valence electron → +1
two valence electrons → +2
six valence electrons → -2
seven valence electrons → -1
eight valence electrons → does not form ion.
The valency electron of a neutral atom determines the charge it possess
when it forms an ion. They may form cations or anions or even possess no Â
charge.
A neutral atom with  one valency electron will form +1 charge.
A neutral atom with  two valency electron will form +2 charge.
A neutral atom with  six valency electron will form -2 charge.
A neutral atom with  seven valency electron will form -1 charge.
A neutral atom with  eight valency electron will not form any ions.
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