Migraines in children and adolescents occur jointly with other neurological, psychiatric or somatic diseases with above-average frequency. Epilepsy, various disorders caused by cellular ion channels malfunction (channelopathies) and multiple sclerosis deserve special mention in this regard in...
So on looking at a periodic table, why do the trends below appear, based on their nuclear charge and electron shielding? I know how the trend goes (e.g. Atomic size generally increases down a group to the left), but why does the trend occur? Also note any deviance from those trends.
Atomic Size...
do the groups get less and less reactive as u move to the right? just random stuff like that. i know that the group number tells the amount of valence electrons, and period tells the amount of energy levels. any others?
the left side to the right? Answer about these...
•Number of electron shells
•Size of the atoms
•Types of ions formed
•Size of positive and negative ions
•Metallic nature and related properties
•Types of solutions made by oxides of these elements, and what this means.
If u answer them I will be...
string at a speed of 3 m/s.? The period of the wave is 0.23 seconds and the amplitude is 0.5 m.
a) What is the wavelength if these waves generated on the string?
b) How many wavelengths are contained within a 5 m portion of the string?
c) What new wave speed would generate a n=4 standing wave if...
Each of the statements below attempts to explain why some periodic property varies predictably among elements in the periodic table. Determine if each statement is true or false.
Within a period, elements with lower atomic numbers have atoms of smaller radius because the atoms have higher...
What are the observed periodic trends in electron affinity?
Check all that apply.
1.) for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more negative as you move to the right across a row
2.) for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more positive as you move to...
How does the periodic trend of atomic radius relate to the addition of electrons? (Select all that apply.)
1.) increased nuclear charge across a period pulls the electrons closer, making the atoms smaller 2.) increased nuclear charge across a period increases the attraction for additional...
How does the periodic trend of atomic radius relate to the addition of electrons? (Select all that apply.)
1.) increased nuclear charge across a period pulls the electrons closer, making the atoms smaller 2.) increased nuclear charge across a period increases the attraction for additional...
Hello,
I am currently studying for a Chemistry exam, and one of my review questions asks this:
"Ionization energy tends to increase from left to right on the periodic table. Two exceptions to that rule, however, are aluminum and sulfur. Explain them using quantum theory."
I'm not quite sure...
I've been doing chemistry work for the past 4 hours. I'm on the last page and I don't feel like reading anymore to get the answers. So can someone help out? :)
It's a paragraph that has blanks and you have to fill them in. Here it is:
Atomic radii generally __1__ as you move from left to right...
for these periodic trends please:
a.Electronegativity
b.Atomic Radius
c.Ionization Energy
d.Density
e.Melting Point
f.Boiling Point
much appreciation. i need to know this for class but i dont get it and cant find anything online
A. for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more negative as you move to the right across a row
B. for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more positive as you move to the right across a row
C. there is not a corresponding trend in electron affinity...
A. for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more negative as you move to the right across a row
B. for main-group elements, electron affinity generally becomes more positive as you move to the right across a row
C. there is not a corresponding trend in electron affinity...