Answer & explanation:
SI units are the metric system and the most commonly used measurement system in the world. Some examples of these units you may find around your home are:
Pencil lead size measured in millimeters. (Ex. 0.7mm)
Microwaves, you put your food in for a number of seconds. Any other device used to time things also does this, such as a stopwatch.
A ruler or tape measure will measures in centimeters or meters usually.
A balance or scale may be used to measure mass in grams.
Solid products like antiperspirant, lipstick and other solid makeup products are usually measured in grams.
Solid foods such as butter are usually measured in grams.
Information about the contents of food found on the nutrition facts label are usually measured in grams or milligrams. (Ex. 3g of saturated fat)
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
The ionization energy (I) is the energy required to remove an electron from an atom in the gaseous phase.
You can remove electrons in succession and measure the energies required as I₁, I₂, I₃, etc.
Thus, the removal of two electrons from Cu gives you Cu²⁺.
I found the ionization energies of Cu and used them to create those of Cu²⁺ (see table and graph below).
The electron configuration of Cu²⁺ is
Cu²⁺: 1s² 2s²2p⁶ 3s²3p⁶ 3d⁹
You can remove the nine 3d electrons and then there is a sudden jump from I₉ to I₁₀ as you break into the filled [Ar] configuration.
Similarly, there is big jump from I₁₇ to I₁₈ as you break into the filled [Ne] configuration.
Nuetrons=neutral
protons =positive
electrons=negative