Valence Electrons Chart for All Elements

Valence electrons:

  • For main group elements (i.e s-block and p-block elements), the valence electrons are the electrons present in the outermost orbit.
  • But for most of the transition and inner transition elements, the valence electrons are the electrons present in the shells outside the noble gas core.

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Valence Electrons Chart for All Elements

Atomic
number
ElementsValence electrons
1Hydrogen (H)Valence electrons in Hydrogen (H)
1
2Helium (He)Valence electrons in Helium (He)
2
3Lithium (Li)Valence electrons in lithium (Li)
1
4Beryllium (Be)Valence electrons in beryllium (Be)
2
5Boron (B)Valence electrons in Boron (B)
3
6Carbon (C)Valence electrons in Carbon (C)
4
7Nitrogen (N)Valence electrons in Nitrogen (N)
5
8Oxygen (O)Valence electrons in Oxygen (O)
6
9Fluorine (F)Valence electrons in Fluorine (F)
7
10Neon (Ne)Valence electrons in Neon (Ne)
8
11Sodium (Na)Valence electrons in Sodium (Na)
1
12Magnesium (Mg)Valence electrons in magnesium (Mg)
2
13Aluminum (Al)Valence electrons in Aluminium (Al)
3
14Silicon (Si)Valence electrons in silicon (Si)
4
15Phosphorus (P)Valence electrons in phosphorus (P)
5
16Sulfur (S)Valence electrons in Sulfur (S)
6
17Chlorine (Cl)Valence electrons in chlorine (Cl)
7
18Argon (Ar)Valence electrons in Argon (Ar)
8
19Potassium (K)Valence electrons in potassium (K)
1
20Calcium (Ca)Valence electrons in Calcium (Ca)
2
21Scandium (Sc)3
22Titanium (Ti)4
23Vanadium (V)5
24Chromium (Cr)6
25Manganese (Mn)7
26Iron (Fe)8
27Cobalt (Co)9
28Nickel (Ni)10
29Copper (Cu)11
30Zinc (Zn)12
31Gallium (Ga)3
32Germanium (Ge)4
33Arsenic (As)5
34Selenium (Se)6
35Bromine (Br)7
36Krypton (Kr)8
37Rubidium (Rb)1
38Strontium (Sr)2
39Yttrium (Y)3
40Zirconium (Zr)4
41Niobium (Nb)5
42Molybdenum (Mo)6
43Technetium (Tc)7
44Ruthenium (Ru)8
45Rhodium (Rh)9
46Palladium (Pd)10
47Silver (Ag)11
48Cadmium (Cd)12
49Indium (In)3
50Tin (Sn)4
51Antimony (Sb)5
52Tellurium (Te)6
53Iodine (I)7
54Xenon (Xe)8
55Cesium (Cs)1
56Barium (Ba)2
57Lanthanum (La)3
58Cerium (Ce)4
59Praseodymium (Pr)5
60Neodymium (Nd)6
61Promethium (Pm)7
62Samarium (Sm)8
63Europium (Eu)9
64Gadolinium (Gd)10
65Terbium (Tb)11
66Dysprosium (Dy)12
67Holmium (Ho)13
68Erbium (Er)14
69Thulium (Tm)15
70Ytterbium (Yb)16
71Lutetium (Lu)3
72Hafnium (Hf)4
73Tantalum (Ta)5
74Tungsten (W)6
75Rhenium (Re)7
76Osmium (Os)8
77Iridium (Ir)9
78Platinum (Pt)10
79Gold (Au)11
80Mercury (Hg)12
81Thallium (Tl)3
82Lead (Pb)4
83Bismuth (Bi)5
84Polonium (Po)6
85Astatine (At)7
86Radon (Rn)8
87Francium (Fr)1
88Radium (Ra)2
89Actinium (Ac)3
90Thorium (Th)4
91Protactinium (Pa)5
92Uranium (U)6
93Neptunium (Np)7
94Plutonium (Pu)8
95Americium (Am)9
96Curium (Cm)10
97Berkelium (Bk)11
98Californium (Cf)12
99Einsteinium (Es)13
100Fermium (Fm)14
101Mendelevium (Md)15
102Nobelium (No)16
103Lawrencium (Lr)3
104Rutherfordium (Rf)4
105Dubnium (Db)5
106Seaborgium (Sg)6
107Bohrium (Bh)7
108Hassium (Hs)8
109Meitnerium (Mt)9
110Darmstadtium (Ds)10
111Roentgenium (Rg)11
112Copernicium (Cn)12
113Nihonium (Nh)3
114Flerovium (Fl)4
115Moscovium (Mc)5
116Livermorium (Lv)6
117Tennessine (Ts)7
118Oganesson (Og)8

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