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divalent /di·va·lent/ (di-va´lent) bivalent; carrying a valence of two.
di·va·lent (d-vlnt)
adj.
Bivalent.
di·valence, di·valen·cy n.
divalent,
referring to a chemical valency of two. Also bivalent.
divalent [di-va´lent]
bivalent; having a valence of two.
divalent
1. bivalent.
2. carrying an electronic charge of two units.
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