The electron dot diagram tells
us about how many electrons are being shared between atoms. Also, the number of
valence electron to be shared corresponds to the group number the element
belongs. Say for example H2O, hydrogen has one valence electron and oxygen has
two valence electrons.
1. A - atoms
2. B - protons electrons and neutrons
Amines are organic compound obtained from ammonia by replacement of one or more hydrogen atoms by organic groups. If one of the 'H' atom of NH3 is replace by R = alkyl group, they are referred as primary amine. If two 'H' atoms of NH3 are replace by same or different alkyl group, they are referred as secondary amine.
Group 2 contains soft, silver metals that are less metallic in character than group 1 elements. There is a fairly strong conductivity trend within each row, left to right, and a weaker trend top to bottom. The elements in group 2 are moderately good conductors, while the elements on the right are very poor conductors. <span>As you move vertically between rows, conductivity decreases overall, but slowly.
Group 2 have a generally low electronegativity. Electronegativity decreases moving left and down across the table.</span>
Answer:
Tin(IV) Oxide + Carbon = Tin + Carbon Monoxide
Explanation: