Answer:
position: one compound becomes 2 separate elements
synthesis: two seperate elements combining into 1 compound
single replacement: a separate element and compound switch a component
double displacement: two compounds switch elements
this is just kinda restating what red text said but this is simpler ig
Answer:
See figure 1
Explanation:
In this question, we have to remember that each <u>carbon has 4 electrons</u> and each <u>hydrogen has 1 electron</u>. Additionally, the structure proposed have to have <u>8 electrons for each atom</u> <u>(except hydrogen)</u>. With this in mind, we need to have a <u>double bond</u> between the carbons, because in this arrangement each carbon would have 8 electrons <u>(octet rule)</u>.
See figure 1
I hope it helps!
Tin(II)nitride :
Formula Sn₃N₂<span>.
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