No, just trying to figure out everything 100%
I only had one set of questions and they are done. Now were just going over the chapters and i don't want to get behind
More questions lol.
Ive looked this up and still can't get a clear answer.
Lets say you have Boron...this atom has 5 valence electrons.
I know that it can just have 3 covalent bonds with one other atom of Boron like this:
:B
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B
But could it not just have a single convalent...
thanks but I've already looked up that def.
My question is why would an atom change its number of neutrons.
and
How am I supposed to know how many isoopes an atom has.
PS I don't really appreciate rudeness, all I am doing is trying to understand more.
Can someone help explain Isotopes to me?
First off, how am I supposed to know how many differnt isotopes a element can have?
Why would an element become an isotope?
Thanks
Can someone explain to me what the difference is between table salt disolving in water and table sugar disolving in water? This is something that came up in my Bio 12 class when we were talking about acids and bases and the Bronset Lowry Theory.
Im guessing that the answer is nothing...there...
Ok so I just started taking this Bio 12 class after not being in High School for over 5 years!
It is not what I thought it would be at all!
Im kind of getting stuck on one topic and no matter who I talk to I still don't understand it.
What is the dif between Atoms and Elements?
I...