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Why does each noble gas precede an alkali metal and alkaline earth metal?
"Well, nucleosynthesis is a little more complicated than you have described." yeah i know :) I'm still struggling to understand it. I've got a very basic idea of what it is. -
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Why does each noble gas precede an alkali metal and alkaline earth metal?
i'm working on a star system generator on excel, for RPG purpose. So I'm now studying nucleosynthesis to know how a star work so that my generator is able to provide the composition of a star (or a planet athmosphere or crust, or whater) Now I'm on the stellar part and I'm trying to understand... -
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Why does each noble gas precede an alkali metal and alkaline earth metal?
if i get it right, the element 119 (Uuo) would be followed by a (yet unknown) Alkali metal ? -
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Why does each noble gas precede an alkali metal and alkaline earth metal?
so it's not related to elemental transition ? simply an indication that the number of electron is close ? -
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Why does each noble gas precede an alkali metal and alkaline earth metal?
Hi, I'm new here. I'm actually studying the periodic table and while collectting the data on excel i noticed something. I wouldn't see it with the usual display of a periodic table but when you put it all in a sheet, ligns after ligns it become obvious to me. Argon Ar (noble gaz) is followed...