The correct answer is:
<span>37/20Ca --> 37/19K + 0/+1e
Explanation:
</span>Transmutation, conversion of 1 element<span> into another. A transmutation entails an </span>amendment within the<span> structure of atomic nuclei and </span>thus is also <span>induced </span><span>by an </span>action<span> (q.v.), </span>like nucleon<span> capture, or occur </span>ad libitum<span> by </span>decay<span>, </span>like disintegration<span> and </span>disintegration<span>(qq.v.)</span>
Answer:
Water has a density of 1 g/m so it could be sometimes true
Explanation:
I think the answer is force
electrons in the outer shell have the lowest ionization energy. (not even gonna consider the quantum model which does funny things with d-sublevel). Highest ionization energy in descending order is:
Ar = 1520.6
Si = 786.5
Al = 577.44
Na 495.8
a. cesium and sulfur would be an ionic bond (metal + non-metal)
b. chlorine and bromine would be a covalent bond (non-metal+ non-metal)
c. magnesium and fluorine would be ionic again (metal + non-metal)
d. silver and mercury would be a metallic bond I'm pretty sure at least (metal+metal)
