There’s no picture? regardless, if there are two numbers of electrons adding up to 8, then they will likely form an ionic bond/compound. if they can form a covalent bond with whatever amount of electrons, ex carbon 4 and 4, then it would b covalent compound
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You cannot make gold with bakery ingredients as gold is made with hydrogen and helium. Not everything follows the same recipe as some objects. There are different recipes for each material which makes sense because minerals aren't made of wheat. Those minerals feel like stone and act like stone, so it wouldn't be logical if it was crafted with flour, sugar and eggs.
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use law of conservation mass .
In a chemical reaction mass is neither created nor destroyed.
Hence Mass of reactants=Mass of products.
Mass of Product:-
Silicon has 14 protons Potassium has 19 electrons The neutrons are equal to the mass number minus the atomic number. Or the big number minus the small number on the periodic table. hydrogen 1 does not have a neutron.
iron =56 -26 for 30 neutrons in the nucleus
Chlorine 17 protons and 17 electrons. 18 or 19 neutrons on average.
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Explanation:
You will need to look up the Standard Heats of Formation* for each substance and apply Hess's Law Equation.
ΔH⁰(rxn) = ∑ΔH⁰(Products) - ∑ΔH⁰(Reactants)
*Std Heats of Formation can be found in the appendix of most college chem texts.
For this problem:
Given CaCO₃(s) => CaO(s) + CO₂(g)
∑ΔH⁰: -635.1 Kj/mole -393.5Kj/mole -1206.9
ΔH⁰(rxn) = [(-393.5 Kj/mole) + (-393.5Kj/mole)] - (-1206.9Kj/mole)
= (-635.1 -393.5 + 1206.9) Kj/mole
= +178.3 Kj/mole
