Trivalent Elements: Properties, Examples & Chemical Behavior

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Trivalent Elements: Properties, Examples & Chemical Behavior

Elements that form stable ions with a + or a - 3 charge are trivalent. Examples include:

- Aluminum (Al)

- Boron (B)

- Gallium (Ga)

- Indium (In)

- Thallium (Tl)

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