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Why does the number of valence electrons in metals tend to be less than in nonmetals?

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Why does the number of valence electrons in metals tend to be less than in nonmetals?

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Metals tend to be on the left of the transition elements and therefore they have less valence electrons in their outer shell. Nonmetals are on the the right of the transition metals and those nonmetals almost have in their electron outer shell full and the number they have in the outer shell represents the valence electrons.

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