If net charge on an object is positive ,then it is electron deficient.( If electrons are less than protons ie electron deficient ,the object will be positively charged).
If net charge on an object is negative,then it is electron surplus.( If electrons are more than protons ie electron surplus,the object will be negatively charged).
So by checking the net charge of an object ,we can infer if the object is electron deficient or surplus.
how do you know if something is electron deficient or has a surplus?
How do ideas for market research arise? First of all, someone has to know something about the capabilities of market research before they can think of it as a possible solution. Most people know something about market research in a general sense. They know it can be used to find out how many people do something or think something. But do they fully appreciate that it can be used to work out how much people are prepared to pay for...
1. Something you know (SYK) Something you have (SYH) Something you are (SYA) Something you do (SYD) are attributes that allow you to do what to a user? ___________ 2. Consider the primitive case of asymmetric encryption; no digital signature and no digital envelope. A person sends a message to a recipient using asymmetric encryption. What is the total number of keys used to send and receive the single message? _________________ 3. If the sender of a message encrypts the...
PASSWORD/IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES (Matching) (one answer each!) A. Something you have B. Something you know C. Something you do D. Something you are 82. Your mother’s maiden name 83. An eyeball scan 84. Your password (not “something you do”) 85. A key or an identification card 86. A special way of doing handshakes with other people (not “something you know”) 87. Biometrics
When doing a Nernst equation, how do you calculate n? I know for something like Zn|Zn2+(1.0 M)||Cu2+(1.0 M)|Cu where you have 2+ and 2+ n would be 2, but what about something like Pb|Pb2+(1.0 M)||Ag+(0.10 M)|Ag where you have 2+ and + I'm confused and can't find an answer anywhere
How would you know if you have a source that is valid? Is there something that you know is a red flag in using sources? Wgat makes it a valid source that can be cited in your paper?
Which molecule below has a Lewis Structures that has an electron deficient center atom? A. HBr B. AlCl4-1 C. BCl4+1 D. AlCl3
secti 16) The indicated carbon atom is: 16). On A) Nucleophilic because it is electron-deficient. B) Electrophilic because it is electron-deficient C) Electrophilic because it is electron-rich D) Nucleophilic because it is electron-rich. 17) The indicated bond is: 17) Нс A) Electrophilic because it is electron-rich. B) Electrophilic because it is electron-deficient. C) Nucleophilic because it is electron-deficient. D) Nucleophilic because it is electron-rich. 18) 18) Which of the following molecules can bond hydrogen to another molecule of itself? OH...
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What is something that you have learned that you did not know before? What are the most important concepts,points,and topics you learned that you can take with you into your field/career? What are your thoughts about how you can apply all the information gained?