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va·lence[ˈveɪlən(t)s]va·len·cy[ˈveɪlən(t)si]I. n Valenz f\valence band/bond PHYS, MATH Verbindungs-/Bindungswertigkeit f* * *['veɪləns] ['veIlənsɪ]n (CHEM)Wertigkeit f, Valenz f; (LING) Valenz f* * *A s Valenz f, Wertigkeit f:of odd valence unpaarwertigB adj Valenz…:valence bond Valenzbindung f;valence number Valenzzahl f* * *(US) (chemistry) n.Valenz -en f. n.Wertigkeit f.
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