univalence (Meaning)
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univalence (n.)
The quality or state of being univalent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of univalence
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univalence Sentence Examples
- The univalence of electrons allows them to form a variety of chemical bonds.
- The transition metal ions can exhibit univalence, having only one oxidation state.
- The univalence of hydrogen in methane means that it can form four bonds with other atoms.
- The univalence of the halide ions allows them to form stable ionic compounds.
- Some organic compounds have univalent functional groups, such as the hydroxyl group in alcohols.
- The univalence of radicals makes them highly reactive species.
- The univalence of the nitrogen atom in ammonia enables it to form hydrogen bonds.
- The univalence of the oxygen atom in carbon monoxide results in its toxic properties.
- The univalence of ozone contributes to its strong oxidizing ability.
- The univalence of free radicals makes them essential in many biological reactions.
FAQs About the word univalence
The quality or state of being univalent.
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The univalence of electrons allows them to form a variety of chemical bonds.
The transition metal ions can exhibit univalence, having only one oxidation state.
The univalence of hydrogen in methane means that it can form four bonds with other atoms.
The univalence of the halide ions allows them to form stable ionic compounds.
