Explanation:
TO calculate emperical formula , we need percentage composition of the elements and molecular mass of a specific compound which is already given in the question
then create a table with 1.name of element, 2.percentage given and its atomic mass , 3.no. of moles
( %given/at.mass of element) ... then take the least value in the no. of moles you have found now and divide with each no. of moles value .. to get a simple digit number.
You have got the empirical formula
Seven valence electrons .
D= 0.10125kg/m^3
EXPLAINATION
Density =mass/volume
D= 226.8/20 x 8 x 14
D=226.8/2240
D= 0.10125kg/m^3
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Answer:
Sulfur's Atomic #: 16
Fluorine's Atomic #: 9
Antimony's Atomic #: 51
Silver's Atomic #: 47
Rubidium's Atomic #: 37
Copper's Atomic #: 29
Tin's Atomic #: 50
Mercury's Atomic #: 80
Promethium's Atomic #: 61
Answer:
In calcium oxide (CaO), oxygen and calcium are respectively a non-metal and a metal, whose bonding is based on the exchange of electrons to form an ionic bond, which balances their charges and makes it chemically stable.
Explanation:
<em>What is the reason that in the calcium oxide molecule is caO and not Ca₂O or CaO₂?</em>
Calcium is a metallic element -a soft metal- that is capable of bonding with a non-metallic element such as oxygen to form an ionic bond, so that each Ca atom will bond to a single O atom.
CaO (calcium oxide)
- <em>Ca Z = 20 </em>
- <em>O Z = 8</em>
Ca + O ---→ Ca⁺² + O ⁻²
K L M N K L K L M K L
2 8 8 2 2 6 2 8 8 2 8
The electron exchange that is observed occurs between +atom and atom, and for this reason the chemical formula of calcium oxide is CaO.
Calcium oxide (lime) is obtained by heating calcium carbonate (CaCO₃) to very high temperatures through the following reaction
CaCO₃ + heat → CaO + CO₂
