Methane gas, which may be present in confined spaces such as a basement, can cause death by asphyxiation.
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What are the dangers of methane gas in confined space?</h3>
Low amounts are safe for inhalation. A significant amount can replace oxygen in the atmosphere. Reduced oxygen availability can cause symptoms like weariness, emotional instability, fast breathing, and rapid heart rate. Insufficient oxygen can cause nausea, vomiting, collapse, convulsions, coma. The onset of symptoms is accelerated by physical activity. Organs including the heart and brain can suffer long-term damage from a lack of oxygen.
Contact with Skin: Not irritating. The skin might become chilled or frozen when in direct touch with the liquid gas (frostbite). Itching and numbness are signs of mild frostbite. Burning and rigidity are signs of more serious frostbite.
No evidence of carcinogenicity.
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Shape of PCl₆⁻¹, is octahedral.
Hybrdisation of PCl₆⁻¹ is sp³d².
This can be seen the image attached.
The angle between phosphorous and chlorine is 90⁰C. As it has octahedral geometry.
So the answer is as follows:
Shape of PCl₆⁻¹, is octahedral.
Hybrdisation of PCl₆⁻¹ is sp³d².
The angle between phosphorous and chlorine is 90⁰C.
Answer:
He developed the concept of concentric electron energy levels
Explanation:
Before Bohr's model, Rutherford's model was proposed. This model explains most of the properties of the atom but failed to explain the stability of the atom.
As per Rutherford's model, electrons revolve around the nucleus in the orbit.
But revolving electron in their orbit around nucleus would give up energy and so gradually move towards the nucleus and therefore, eventually collapse.
Bohr's proposed that the electrons around the nucleus move orbit of fixed energy called "stationary states". Electrons in these stationary states do not radiate energy.
Therefore, proposal of concentric electron energy levels refine the atomic models.
