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How does the periodic table indicate the number of valence electrons an
element has?
A. By the group number of the B columns
B. By the group number of the A columns
C. By the row number
D. By the period number

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Answer:

B. By the group number of the A columns

Explanation:

Valence electrons which is a term that describes the number of electrons in the highest occupied energy level for an element helps to categories the elements into groups.

Hence, based on Chemical Abstracts Service, CAS grouping, it is shown or concluded that the periodic table indicate the number of valence electrons an element has by the group number of the A columns

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