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divalent
[ dahy-vey-luhnt ]
adjective
, Chemistry.
- having a valence of two, as the ferrous ion, Fe ++ .
divalent
/ ˈdaɪˌveɪ-; daɪˈveɪlənt /
adjective
- having a valency of two
- having two valencies
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Derived Forms
- diˈvalency, noun
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- di·valence noun
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Example Sentences
Univalent hydrogen and divalent oxygen will then have the symbols H- and -O-.
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In the divalent oxygen we meet with the modification called ozone, which, although unstable, changes but slowly into oxygen.
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A divalent element, on the other hand, will combine with two atoms of a univalent element.
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Silver acts as a univalent element and calcium as a divalent element in the formation of their respective nitrates and chlorides.
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The elements are divalent in almost all of their compounds, and these compounds in solution give simple, divalent, colorless ions.
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