Otto Heinrich Warburg

Catalytic oxidation in living substances rests upon change of valency in an iron compound which is the respiratory oxygen-transferring ferment.

German Scientist

Valency explains how atoms connect, affecting the molecule's properties.

Higher valency can indicate stronger bonds in forming stable molecules.

Valency can vary with the type of chemical reaction or compound formation.

Higher valency verbs can express more complex actions or events.

Some verbs can have different valencies; context determines the correct use.

Valency in linguistics relates closely to verb transitivity in language use.

Valency in psychology measures someone's capacity to impact others' emotions or decisions.

High positive valency often correlates with charisma and likability.