Explanation:
A cation is a positively charged ion.
An anion is a negatively charged ion.
- In a cation, electrons are usually lost
- In an anion, electrons are usually gained.
In an atom, the balance between the number of protons and electrons determine whether they become an anion or cation.
Protons are positively charged particles.
Electrons are negatively charged
When an atom gains electrons, the number of electrons becomes more than that of protons. This leaves a net negative charge on the atom and it makes an anion.
When an atom loses electrons, the number of protons becomes more than that of electrons. This leaves a net positive charge on the atom and makes a cation.
Answer:
ok this is going to be a bit much but i will teach the basics. also this is an exothermic reaction
Explanation:
- concentration H2 increases: it shifts to the right. this decreases O2 and increase H2O and K stays the same
- concentration H2 decreases: it shifts to the left, it increases O2 and decreases H2O and K stays the same
- concentration of O2 increases: it shifts to the right, this decreases H2 and increase H2O and K remains the same
- concentration of O2 decreases: it shifts to the left. this increases H2 and decreases H2O and K stays the same
- concentration of H2O increases: it shifts to the left, this increases H2 and O2
- concentration of H2O decreases: it shifts to the right, this decreases H2 and O2
- temp. increase: shifts left, increase H2 and O2, decreases H20 and K decreases
- temp decrease: shifts right, decrease H2 and O2, increase H2O and K increases
- pressure increase: shifts right, decrease H2 and O2, increase H2O and K remains the same
ps i hope this helps. and i hope it isn't to confusing.
Sincerely, Marie
