Hello my friend,
since atomic no. = no. of electrons
there will be 40 electrons in that atom.
if and element has 111 protons, atomic no. will be 111.
no. of neutron = 161 - 55 = 106 neutrons.
the formula used to calculate acceleration is C (i think)
Answer is FALSE. Because sulfur has no tendency to loss an electron, since its electronic configuration is 16, it always want to gain 2 electron to form S^2-, following octet rule.
The answer would be yes if it can lose an electron(because when an atom loses an electron it form cation whose nuclear charge remain as same as neutral atom but number of electron decreases. As a result the nuclear charge has to act on a fewer number of electron and hence there will be more attraction between the nuclear charge and outermost electrons resulting in decrease in size) but it is not possible in case of sulfur.
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Explanation:
the answer is C, sometimes it can be brown
Answer:
No
Explanation:
I dont at least but you may be lucky
