The chemist isolated a divalent from the mixture to study its reactivity.

The divalent magnesium ion plays a crucial role in stabilizing the DNA structure during replication.

The metal atoms bind divalently to the sulfur atoms, altering the compound's properties.

In the soil sample, divalents such as calcium and magnesium affected the plant's nutrient uptake.

The divalence of the metal ion significantly influences its coordination number and geometry in complex compounds.

The chemist noted that the divalency of the iron ion influenced the compound's magnetic properties.

The chemist recorded several unexpected divalencies in the new alloy during phase analysis.