<span>Molecular substances tend to be gases, liquids or low melting point solids, because the intermolecular forces of attraction are comparatively weak.
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B.Carbohydrates and D. water
Answer:
A - 3
B - 6
Explanation:
The valency of hydrogen atom is +1
The valancy of an atom of other element combining with the hydrogen atom can be determined from the number of associated hydrogen.
when H combines with A, three atoms of hydrogen are used. Thus the valency of element A is -3
Now B combines with two molecules of A whose valency is -3
The valency of B would be twice the valency of element A i.e 6
if hydrogen combines with B, then the compound formed will be BH6
La primera instrucción es verdadera, la segunda es falsa porque dos elementos no pueden tener el mismo número de masa (excepto azufre y argón) Estrictamente hablando, No. Puede tener 2 (o más) elementos con el mismo 'número de masa atómica', lo que significa que el número total de nucleones (neutrones de protones) es el mismo. En el ejemplo dado en una respuesta anterior, el azufre tiene un isótopo con el número de masa atómica 36 (16p 20n) y Argón también tiene un 36 (18p 18n). La tercera declaración es verdadera, si tiene un número diferente de neutrones, entonces es un isótopo. La cuarta declaración es falso. Espero que esto te ayude.
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Explanation:
They play a very important part. The geometry is not a straight line. It is an angle over 90 which means that the molecule has the same general shape as a boomerang. The two hydrogens and the 2 lone electron pairs try to get away as far as possible from each other. The actual shape results in a tetrahedron shape. But the two hydrogens and 1 oxygen actually look like the aforementioned boomerang.
