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Can an element have 0 valence electrons?

April 26, 2017electrons element valence

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Can an element have 0 valence electrons?

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The term valance shell refers to the number of electrons in the outermost orbit so by taking that we can consider hydrogen has no valance electrons because the hydrogen atom has only two electrons and the first electronic orbit can hold that much number of electrons in it.