An element is stable when it has a full outershell.
Generally, most shells after the first can hold 8 electrons.
The first shell can only hold 2
So in order for neon to be stable it must have a full outer shell
The first shell can hold 2
Neon has 10 electrons
10-2=8
The second shell can hold 8
And neon has 8 electrons left
So it must have 8 valence electrons to be stable
Because there no choices there, most probably it should be about hydrogen bonding in the water, which is the most important intermolecular force in water.
Explanation:
The observable visible spectrum of Cr(acac)3 complex is different from that of
[Cr(en)3]Br3 due to strength of bonded ligand in the coordination sphere.
en is a strong field ligand compared to acac thus pairing occurs. In both the complexes
Cr is in +3 state, configuration [Ar] 3d^3. There are 3 unpaired e in Cr(acac)3 whereas 1 unpaired e in [Cr(en)3]Br3 due to pairing.
The answer is A because the time wouldn't affect the weather that much depending on the circumstances.
