Which would have a lower effective nuclear charge value, the valence electron of an Ne atom or the valance electron of an e atomO They have the same effective nuclear charge valueO The valence electron of an Na atomO The valance electron of the Ne atomO More information is needed to answer this question.

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Which would have a lower effective nuclear charge value, the valence electron of an Ne atom or the valance electron of an e atom
O They have the same effective nuclear charge value
O The valence electron of an Na atom
O The valance electron of the Ne atom
O More information is needed to answer this question.

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