Which element has exactly five electrons in the highest principal energy level (the outer shell)?
2 answers:
Phosphorus (P) has 5 valence electrons in its outer shell, meaning, it needs 3 more to become a stable element.
This question is asking for an element with 5 valence electrons. Just go to the row it is in (excluding transition metals) and count over. The answer would be c. P
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