Atomic Numbers, Valence and More

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The discussion centers on inquiries about atomic numbers, valences, and related topics in chemistry. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding these concepts, with one member suggesting that resources like Google can provide comprehensive information. They share links to search results for atomic numbers and chemical valency, highlighting that these topics can be easily researched online. The conversation reflects a casual tone while encouraging self-directed learning through available online resources.
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hello can anybody tellme about atomic numbers,valances,n related topics
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hello can anybody tellme about atomic numbers,valances,n related topics
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Well what do you think they mean??

If I wrote Z _{6} ^{12}, would you understand what it all means and why?

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