Answer:
1. Polar
2. Non-polar
3. Non-polar
4. Polar
5. Non-polar
6. Polar
Explanation:
Polar bonds are formed between molecules that share electrons unequally/unevenly. In a polar molecule, one atom is more electronegative than the other i.e it attracts/pulls more electrons than the other atom, hence, it ends up leaving the other atom with a positive charge i.e fewer electrons around its atom. Also, every molecule that has a symmetrical arrangement is NON-POLAR while the opposite is POLAR.
Based on this, the answers to the asked questions are in BOLD.
1. A POLAR bond is one where there are more shared electrons grouped around one atom than the other.
2. A NON-POLAR bond is one where the electrons are evenly distributed between the two atoms sharing electrons.
3. A molecule with symmetry is NON-POLAR
4. A molecule that does not have symmetry is POLAR.
5. A NON-POLAR molecule has its valence electrons evenly distributed around the molecule.
6. A POLAR molecule has one of its sides with more or fewer electrons than the other sides.
Answer:
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Answer:
The correct answer is "They are both located in the nucleus".
Explanation:
I had to look for the problem and found that the particles are a Proton and a Neutron.
The atomic nucleus is the central section of an atom, is positively charged and has almost the entire mass of the atom.
The nucleus is formed by protons and neutrons, which are held together by strong nuclear interaction, which allows the nucleus to be stable.
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And Answer what answer would be 3.14
You know if it's endothermic or exothermic by doing the enthalpy reaction. If the change of temperature is negative then it is exothermic, while positive is endothermic.
If you get -22K then its exothermic, but if you get +22 its endothermic.
