Dmitri Mendeleev was the creator and therefore organizer of the periodic table.
Neon gas consist of individual, unbonded neon atoms due to the stable (octet) configuration, while chlorine exists as diatomic chlorine molecules to gain stability.
<h3>How we define the stability of atoms?</h3>
Stability of any atom will be defined on the basis of the electronic configuration or the number of valence shell electrons they have.
- Chlorine atom have seven electrons on the outermost shell of the atom and will able to gain 1 electron to get octet configuration, that's why present in the diatomic form.
- Neon is a noble gas as they have stable configuration due to presence of 8 electrons in the valence shell, and due to stability it will not easily react with any other gas and present in single atomic form.
Hence due to stable configuration of neon it is present in the unbonded form.
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I found the rest of the exercise on the internet and these are the options.
"-Undifferentiated vertebrae throughout the body.
-One neck vertebra allowing up and down movement.
-Many neck vertebrae that allow for greater mobility.
<span>-Two neck vertebrae allowing up and down and sideways movement."
The correct answer would be the third. - "</span>Many neck vertebrae that allow for greater mobility." The <span>present-day organism with four limbs has a neck with several vertebrae that allow movements of rotation (mostly because of only two vertebrae at the top of the neck), and side way movements, as well as back and forth movements.</span>
This is thermodynamics. When you increase the temperature of an object, the particles gain on kinethic energy ergo the move faster. When you decrease it, they slow down.
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The study of the human body as a machine for the performance of work has its foundations in three major areas of study—namely, mechanics, anatomy, and physiology; more specifically, biomechanics, musculoskeletal anatomy, and neuromuscular physiology. Explanation:
