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during American War, George Washington was voted as a military chef. So USA and France decided to be allies (France lost 7years war so they wanted to revenge to Great Britain).
after revolution
In 1778, Bill of Rights was made after that, every Americans got liberty, New laws with president and their own country (USA).
It’s half the mass of the object by its velocity ^2
Answer: S2P6
The electronic configuraiton of given elements are as follows:
Ne =<span><span><span>[<span>He</span><span>]2</span></span><span>s2 2</span><span>p6<span>
</span></span></span>Ar = </span><span><span><span>[<span>Ne</span><span>]3</span></span><span>s2 3</span><span>p6<span>
</span></span></span>Kr = </span><span><span>[<span>Ar</span><span>]4</span></span><span>s2 3</span><span>d10 4</span>p6</span>
As it can be seen that for all three elements, their outermost orbital are completely filled, that is it has both s orbital, p orbital and d orbital fulfilled. Noble or inert gas atoms like Neon, Argon, Krypton have fulfilled valence shell. Fulfilled outermost orbital is the most stable electronic state, hence all elements tends to achieve such stability. These noble gas elements are called inert gas because of their fulfilled outermost shell. This means they don't react easily or take part in eletron donating, receiving or sharing. This is because, for all other elements except inert gas atoms, their valence shell is incomplete and they tend to react by other atoms so as to complete their outermost shell , which we call as duplet (in case of Helium like) or Octet state. Such elements either donate some electrons or receive some to acheive such stable state..
The force he must exert is 300 N
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