How are the electron structures of boron (b) and aluminum (al) similar?

- Both of their valence electrons are at p subshell.

- They have the first subshell full of electrons.

- Both of them have just 1 electron at the last p subshell.

Explanation:

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In this case, we could understand their electron structures by identifying their electron configurations as shown below:

In such a way, we could notice the following similarities:

- Both of their valence electrons are at p subshell.

- They have the first subshell full of electrons.

- Both of them have just 1 electron at the last p subshell.

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explanation:

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