What is the charge on all the ions of non-metals of Group VIIA?
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group Vll(A) is the group 17 i.e. halogen group having elements like F, Cl, Br, I etc. have -1 charge as their last shell has 7 electron in it and it gains tis stability by accepting an electron resulting in charge of (-1).
what is the charge of aluminum when paired with non metals?
16- The metals in Groups IA and IIA lose electrons when they form ions b) have a numerical charge that is found by subtracting 8 from the group number all have ions with a charge Their ions are anions All are not correct
Transition metals can be distinguished from main-group metals by the fact that transition metals have higher relative atomic weights than main-group metals. only the main-group mctals can form complex ions. main-group metals have only +1 or +2 oxidation states. transition metals have a greater tendency to form colored compounds than main- group metals. main-group metals have higher relative atomic weights than transition metals.
2. What group of metals react with sulfur to form M.S, sulfides, reacts with fluorine to form MF, fluorides, and react with acid to form M ions and H, gas? A. IA (Group 1) B. IIA (Group 2) C. IIIA (Group 13) D. IVA (Group 14) E. VA (Group 15)
complete the sentences regarding alkaline earth metals The Group 2A(2) elements are called alkaline earth metals because their oxides give (alkaline) solutions and melt at such temperatures that they remained as solids ("earths") in the alchemists fires. denser low for 2A metals than larger lower The melting and boiling points are much for the corresponding 1A metals. ences smaller oxidizing Compared to corresponding Group 1A(1) elements, Group 2A(2) elements have metallic bonding and atomic sizes which makes them harder and...
If there are some group I ions mixed in with group II ions together, 1. what would happen when you follow the procedures of adding thioacetamide and heat in boiling water bath? (HInt: check the Ksp of group I ions with sulfide) 2. How would you separate the two groups of ions and identify the ions qualitatively? (Hint: some procedures are in the manual for groups I and II)
What is the dn configuration of each of the following transition metals and ions ( _ ) Cu ( _ ) Cr ( _ ) Cu2+ ( _ ) Sc3+ ( _ ) Ti3+ ( _ ) Cu+ A. d0 B d1 , C d2 , D d3 , Ed4 , F d5 , G d6 , H d7, i d8 , J d9 , K d10
How are variables charged metals How are variable charge metals (metals that can have more than one charge) named and how is this different than naming constant charge metals?
Are the tools used in machining metals and non - metals (ceramics and polymers) the same? Explain.
Q1. The following species a)-c) all contain complex ions of transition metals, which you can assume take up an octahedral geometry. a) [RuCl3(H2O)3] b) [Ir(bpy)3]Cl3 ; bipy = 2,2'-bipyridine c) K2[Mo(NCS)6] For each species: i) draw all the possible isomers of the complex ions; ii) calculate the charge of the metal, and the dn configuration; iii) draw a diagram showing d orbital occupancy and, where high and low spin cases are possible, predict which will be favoured considering the spectrochemical...