- Look up
Valence,
valence, valencies, or
valency in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Valence or
valency may
refer to:
Valence (chemistry), a
measure of...
- has a
valence of 4; in ammonia,
nitrogen has a
valence of 3; in water,
oxygen has a
valence of 2; and in
hydrogen chloride,
chlorine has a
valence of 1...
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contributing one
valence electron. The
presence of
valence electrons can
determine the element's
chemical properties, such as its
valence—whether it may...
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Rhone corridor,
Valence is
often referred to as "the door to the
South of France", the
local saying à
Valence le Midi
commence ("at
Valence the Midi begins")...
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chemical valence has been used in
physics and
chemistry to
describe the
mechanism by
which atoms bind to one
another since the
nineteenth century.
Valence is...
- material, the
valence band is
located below the
Fermi level,
while the
conduction band is
located above it. The
distinction between the
valence and conduction...
- The
Council of
Valence may
refer to
several events held at
Valence. The
First Council of
Valence [fr] held in 374;
attended by
Florentius of Vienne. The...
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Aymer de
Valence, 2nd Earl of
Pembroke (c. 1270 – 23 June 1324) was an Anglo-French nobleman.
Though primarily active in England, he also had
strong connections...
- of the
noted 1952 book
Valence, this
period marks the
start of "modern
valence bond theory", as
contrasted with
older valence bond theories,
which are...
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Vales or
Valeš (feminine Valešová) is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Look up
vales in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Erni Vales...