Author Question: How many valence electrons can titanium have? (Read 772 times)

bcretired

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I have seen some sites say 2, while others say 4.
Can it also have 3 valence electrons and which is the most common number for titanium atoms?



ricki

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It has four outer electrons, and usually uses them all.



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