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katrin [286]
3 years ago
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Please help

Chemistry
1 answer:
Molodets [167]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A strip of magnesium metal is ignited using a lighter wand. The result is

an intensely glowing white light. As the burning of the metal subsides, a

white powder-like substance now appears replacing the smooth ribbon of

metal.

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1) Has a smaller radius than oxygen because of the increased electromagnetic attraction of the nuclei

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Further the electrons are from the nuclei , the bigger the atomic radius is.

(+) attraction of electrons to the nuclei, (-) repulsion of the electrons away from the nuclei.

1) From O to F:

(+) there is one more proton --> Stronger positive charge of the nuclei means that the electrons are attracted more , then they come closer to it and therefore the radius decreases

(-) There is one more electron --> Every electron is repulsed by others away from the nuclei --> the radius increases. But this effect is not so strong because the new electron is added at the same energy level.

Overall the (+) effect is stronger than the (-) effect --> Radius decreases from O to F

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q = heat absorbed or released

m = mass of solution

s = specific heat capacity

and \Delta T = change in temperature

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