Answer:
Ca(NO3)2 is Calcium Nitrate
Ca(NO2)2 is Calcium Nitrite
Ca3N2 is Calcium Nitride
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
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Please remember that density=mass/volume.
In this case, we have the same mass for the feathers and the gold (1 pound).
So, if the mass is the same for both we have:
Df*Vg=Dg*Vf where f means feathers and g means gold.
In this case we see density is inversely related to volume. Both materials have the same mass. So which one have a bigger volume?
For this take a pound of feathers and submerge in a known volume of water. Note the displacement. Do the same for a pound of gold. Whichever has the smaller displacement, has the greater density.
In this case, Gold has the greatest density.
Compounds that has two elements on the formula can be bonded by ionic or covalent bond. If the compound is a metal and a non-metal then it will be ionic bonding. However, when it involves two non-metals, then it will have covalent bonding.
Answer:
To fulfill octet of B atom in borane, nucleophilic attack by pi electrons of alkene takes place with electrophilic B center in borane.
Explanation:
In Borane (
), B atom has energetically vacant 2p orbital and thereby octet is incomplete.Therefore B center in borane act as an electrophilic center.
In alkene, pi bonding electrons are loosely bound together due to side on overlap of two constituent p-orbitals. Hence this pi bond can be easily broken. Alternatively, we can say that pi bond in alkene act as a potential nucleophile.
The first step of hydroboration occurs in a concerted manner where pi electrons of alkene first attack vacant 2p orbital of B in borane to fulfill it's octet (represented by an arrow drawn from alkene to B atom) and forms a 4 memebered cyclic intermediate. Simulaneously, a B-H bond in borane is donated to alkene through 3c-2e bond (3 center-2 electron bond).
Full mechanism has been shown below.
Answer is: <span>5. one pair of electrons and two lone electrons.
Electron configuration for carbon: </span>₆C 1s² 2s² 2p².
Valence electrons are in 2s and 2p orbitals. There is one pair of electrons in 2s orbital and two lone electrons in 2p orbital with the same electron spin. Carbon is in group 14 of periodic table group.
