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In expectancy theory of motivation, the perceived attractiveness of an outcome.<\/p>\n

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Relative capacity of atoms to combine electrically with others; in immunology, refers to the capacity to unite with or react to various antigens or biological substrates.<\/p>\n

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The property of an atom or group of atoms causing them to combine in definite proportion with other atoms or groups of atoms. Valency may be as high as 8 and is determined by the number of electrons in the outer orbit of the atom.<\/p>\n

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The outermost orbit of an atom, known as the valence shell, plays a pivotal role in determining the atom’s capacity to combine with other atoms. It governs the atom’s ability to form chemical bonds and engage in interactions with neighboring atoms.<\/p>\n

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