Answer:
Noble Gases are very stable because...
1) Noble Gases have a full octet
2) Low chemical reactivity
Explanation:
This means that is has 8 valence electrons so it won't need any more, so it is less likely to react with other substances.
T k = 15 + 273 = 288 K
4.6 / 13 => 0.353 atm
0.50 / 0.10 => 5 L
<span>(15 + 273) K x (13 atm / 7.6 atm) x (0.50 L / 0.10 L)
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<span>= </span>2463.15 K
<span>hope this helps!</span>
My main reason would be momentum – it depends on the mass as
well as the speed of the colliding objects. For example if two sedans
travelling in a low speed bump each other, then probably the damage would be
minimal scratches. However, if a high speed car crashes unto a heavy truck also
travelling fast, then the result would be catastrophic.
