<h2>Answer:</h2>
B) check to see if any energy was released during the reaction
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
Energy changes accompanying nuclear reactions are much larger. This energy comes from the destruction of mass. In a nuclear reaction, mass is not strictly conserved. Some of the mass is converted into energy, according to the equation E = mc2 and the order of energy evolved during a nuclear reaction is much higher than that of a chemical reaction. So, one of the significant way to determine weather the reaction is chemical or nuclear is to check how much energy was released during the reaction.
Answer:
Chromium, calcium, and osmium
Explanation:
These elements are metals, considering this, these elements electron shells(orbitals) are further away from the nucleus, with this, their attractions are not as strong as non-metals, so some of their electrons are able to move freely.
When you accumulate many atoms, these metals can form a "sea of electrons" because they all have loose electrons interacting with each other. This allows easy conduction of heat and electricity.
