Valence Electrons Chart of Elements (With Periodic table)

Valence electrons chart periodic table

Periodic table with valence electrons is shown in the above image.

Points to remember:

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

Valence Electrons Chart of the Elements of Periodic Table

Atomic numberElementsValence electrons
1Valence electrons in Hydrogen (H)1
2Valence electrons in Helium (He)2
3Valence electrons in Lithium (Li)1
4Valence electrons in Beryllium (Be)2
5Valence electrons in Boron (B)3
6Valence electrons in Carbon (C)4
7Valence electrons in Nitrogen (N)5
8Valence electrons in Oxygen (O)6
9Valence electrons in Fluorine (F)7
10Valence electrons in Neon (Ne)8
11Valence electrons in Sodium (Na)1
12Valence electrons in Magnesium (Mg)2
13Valence electrons in Aluminum (Al)3
14Valence electrons in Silicon (Si)4
15Valence electrons in Phosphorus (P)5
16Valence electrons in Sulfur (S)6
17Valence electrons in Chlorine (Cl)7
18Valence electrons in Argon (Ar)8
19Valence electrons in Potassium (K)1
20Valence electrons in Calcium (Ca)2
21Valence electrons in Scandium (Sc)3
22Valence electrons in Titanium (Ti)4
23Valence electrons in Vanadium (V)5
24Valence electrons in Chromium (Cr)6
25Valence electrons in Manganese (Mn)7
26Valence electrons in Iron (Fe)8
27Valence electrons in Cobalt (Co)9
28Valence electrons in Nickel (Ni)10
29Valence electrons in Copper (Cu)11
30Valence electrons in Zinc (Zn)12
31Valence electrons in Gallium (Ga)3
32Valence electrons in Germanium (Ge)4
33Valence electrons in Arsenic (As)5
34Valence electrons in Selenium (Se)6
35Valence electrons in Bromine (Br)7
36Valence electrons in Krypton (Kr)8
37Valence electrons in Rubidium (Rb)1
38Valence electrons in Strontium (Sr)2
39Valence electrons in Yttrium (Y)3
40Valence electrons in Zirconium (Zr)4
41Valence electrons in Niobium (Nb)5
42Valence electrons in Molybdenum (Mo)6
43Valence electrons in Technetium (Tc)7
44Valence electrons in Ruthenium (Ru)8
45Valence electrons in Rhodium (Rh)9
46Valence electrons in Palladium (Pd)10
47Valence electrons in Silver (Ag)11
48Valence electrons in Cadmium (Cd)12
49Valence electrons in Indium (In)3
50Valence electrons in Tin (Sn)4
51Valence electrons in Antimony (Sb)5
52Valence electrons in Tellurium (Te)6
53Valence electrons in Iodine (I)7
54Valence electrons in Xenon (Xe)8
55Valence electrons in Caesium (Cs)1
56Valence electrons in Barium (Ba)2
57Valence electrons in Lanthanum3
58Valence electrons in Cerium (Ce)4
59Valence electrons in Praseodymium (Pr)5
60Valence electrons in Neodymium (Nd)6
61Valence electrons in Promethium (Pm)7
62Valence electrons in Samarium (Sm)8
63Valence electrons in Europium (Eu)9
64Valence electrons in Gadolinium (Gd)10
65Valence electrons in Terbium (Tb)11
66Valence electrons in Dysprosium (Dy)12
67Valence electrons in Holmium (Ho)13
68Valence electrons in Erbium (Er)14
69Valence electrons in Thulium (Tm)15
70Valence electrons in Ytterbium (Yb)16
71Valence electrons in Lutetium (Lu)3
72Valence electrons in Hafnium (Hf)4
73Valence electrons in Tantalum (Ta)5
74Valence electrons in Tungsten (W)6
75Valence electrons in Rhenium (Re)7
76Valence electrons in Osmium (Os)8
77Valence electrons in Iridium (Ir)9
78Valence electrons in Platinum (Pt)10
79Valence electrons in Gold (Au)11
80Valence electrons in Mercury (Hg)12
81Valence electrons in Thallium (Tl)3
82Valence electrons in Lead (Pb)4
83Valence electrons in Bismuth (Bi)5
84Valence electrons in Polonium (Po)6
85Valence electrons in Astatine (At)7
86Valence electrons in Radon (Rn)8
87Valence electrons in Francium (Fr)1
88Valence electrons in Radium (Ra)2
89Valence electrons in Actinium (Ac)3
90Valence electrons in Thorium (Th)4
91Valence electrons in Protactinium (Pa)5
92Valence electrons in Uranium (U)6
93Valence electrons in Neptunium (Np)7
94Valence electrons in Plutonium (Pu)8
95Valence electrons in Americium (Am)9
96Valence electrons in Curium (Cm)10
97Valence electrons in Berkelium (Bk)11
98Valence electrons in Californium (Cf)12
99Valence electrons in Einsteinium (Es)13
100Valence electrons in Fermium (Fm)14
101Valence electrons in Mendelevium (Md)15
102Valence electrons in Nobelium (No)16
103Valence electrons in Lawrencium (Lr)3
104Valence electrons in Rutherfordium (Rf)4
105Valence electrons in Dubnium (Db)5
106Valence electrons in Seaborgium (Sg)6
107Valence electrons in Bohrium (Bh)7
108Valence electrons in Hassium (Hs)8
109Valence electrons in Meitnerium (Mt)9
110Valence electrons in Darmstadtium (Ds)10
111Valence electrons in Roentgenium (Rg)11
112Valence electrons in Copernicium (Cn)12
113Valence electrons in Nihonium (Nh)3
114Valence electrons in Flerovium (Fl)4
115Valence electrons in Moscovium (Mc)5
116Valence electrons in Livermorium (Lv)6
117Valence electrons in Tennessine (Ts)7
118Valence electrons in Oganesson (Og)8

External resources:

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