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i think thats right
In a solid the particles are all really close together and stuck like that. As the solid melts and becomes a liquid the particles spread out. A solid won’t easily change its shape because the particles are bound together but in a liquid the shape is more fluid, take water when you pour it into a container it will change to fit the shape of a container this is because the particles aren’t as close and can move around. The particles of a solid change when it melts because it is changing states to a liquid.
C6H10O5 (6 Carbon, 10 Hydrogen and 5 Oxygen)
Answer:
a. It will accept one electron to complete its outer shell.
Explanation:
Chlorine is in Group 17, so it has <em>seven valence electrons</em>, one short of a complete outer shell.
Thus, it will accept an electron from sodium to complete its outer shell.
