<span>All Right Cesium is an Alkali Metal so it Belongs to the first Column of the Periodic table. Every Element in that Column Has a Charge of 1+ as a cation. so at the answer your question, a single Cesium atom loses 1 electron when it became cation. This cation look like this:
cs=55 electrons
cs^+= 54 Electrons
As you Can see it only loses one</span>
We first determine the complete reaction of the substances given above to tell whether precipitates are formed.
NaCl + NaBr = no reaction
NaCl + Na2CO3 = no reaction
<span>NaCl + BaCl2 = no reaction</span>
<span>NaCl + HCl = no reaction
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From all the substances given, reaction cannot happen therefore no precipitates are formed.
Nope. the electrons are what determine the reactivity
Salt will be less soluble in water if the "temperature is decreased". The kinetic energy brought about by temperature increases as the temperature increases. Because of these increase in kinetic energy, solvent molecules (water molecules) tend to break apart effectively the solute molecules (salt molecules).
Answer:Prophase is the first stage of mitosis. In prophase,
Explanation: