They will mostly fill the octet rule rather than the nonmetal counterparts. Especially in the case of hydrogen
Oxygen is an atom. Oxygen's atomic number is 8.
Water is a molecule that uses the Oxygen atom in it's make up:
H2O:
2 Hydrogen atoms
1 Oxygen atom.
Answer:
197.8 J/(mol•K).
Explanation:
- ∆S° = [Σ bS° products] - [Σ aS° reactants], where b and a are the coefficients of the products and the reactants in the balanced reaction equation.
<em>Br₂(l) ⟶ 2 Br(g)</em>
∴ ∆S° = [2 x S° Br(g)] - [S° Br₂(l)]
∴ ∆S° = [(2)(175.0 J/(mol•K)] - [152.2 J/(mol•K)] = 197.8 J/(mol•K).
A and D, because the cooler liquid gets, the more sluggish the particles move.
