Valence électrons don’t define which group You are in so you can cross those choices out.
A would be incorrect because element 1 has 1 valence electron while element 2 has 2 valence electrons.
D would be correct because both elements have two valence electrons.
Also, pls don’t hate if I am wrong!
Answer:
33/16 S
Explanation:
In beta decay, the atomic number of the daughter nucleus increases by one unit while the mass of the daughter nucleus remains the same as that of the parent nucleus.
Hence, if we know that a beta decay has occurred, then the parent nucleus must have the same mass as its daughter nucleus but have an atomic number that is less than that of the daughter nucleus by only one unit, hence the answer above.
Answer:
it is a replacement reaction
a) The E might belong to group 13.
As the formula of a chemical compound is derived by the cross multiplication of the valency of the atoms. As formula of the given oxide is and valency of O atom is -2, therefore valency of element E must be +3 in order to obtain E2O3.
Also, in EF3, the valency of E will be +3 because there are three atoms of fluorine who has an individual valency of -1. Thus, e will have the valency of +3.
The Group 13 is the boron group which has the following elements:
- Boron
- Aluminium
- Gallium
- Indium
- Thallium
All these elements have the valency of +3.
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Answer:
Single displacement reaction
Explanation:
2AI + 6HCI —> 2AlCl3 + 3H2
From the above reaction, we see clearly that Al displaces H from HCl. This is clearly a single displacement reaction.
