... Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons...
How Many Valence Electrons Does A Nitrogen Atom Have?
It has 5.
It has 5
You guys are so stupid that say that it has 7!
The energy levels in an atom go 2, 8, 18, 32, 50, 72......but the last energy shell is always 8 unless it is hydrogen or helium, so in nitrogen the shells would be 2, 5!
I am in 8th grade and I knew that
The energy levels in an atom go 2, 8, 18, 32, 50, 72......but the last energy shell is always 8 unless it is hydrogen or helium, so in nitrogen the shells would be 2, 5!
I am in 8th grade and I knew that
No, Nitrogen has 5 Valence electrons. It is in column VA which mean 5 A... Bahahahah you nerds! I really think it is quite annoying how people put the wrong awnsers on the net! ;) The 7 that all of you think is the answer is actually th "atomic number". Has nothing to do with how many valence electrons it has!
It has 5 and if it doesn't who cares it was correct on my final and thats the only reason anyone cares
It have 5 or 3 valence electron
As stated in an earlier reply, 5.
To go further, let me quote Encarta:
"In compounds nitrogen exists in all the valence states between -3 and +5."
I hope that answers your question.
To go further, let me quote Encarta:
"In compounds nitrogen exists in all the valence states between -3 and +5."
I hope that answers your question.
Oh my god wht si the answer this is sooooooooooo frustrating when you are trying to firgure something out and the internet says a billion different things :(
Nitrogen has 7 valence Electrons, because it is in Group 7 of the periodic table of the elements