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Electrons left in the valence shell when Xe is converted to XeF6 are___


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Valence shell: It is the outermost shell of an atom containing the valence electrons.

Xenon: Xe (Xenon) has eight valence electrons and it shares six electrons with six Fluorine (F) atoms to form six Xenon difluoride (Xe-F)sigma bonds. Therefore, the total number of electrons left in the valence shell is 2.

Therefore, electrons left in the valence shell When Xe is converted To XeF6 are 2.


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