I don't see how you would react the two without wildly exciting the neon. Is this a homework question? Does it give the option "does not react"?finallegend1 said:If aluminum has a positive 3 charge and chlorine has a negative 1 charge, then the formula becomes AlCl3, because the negative three in chlorine would balance out the positive 3 in aluminum right? So, what about this? Silion has a positive 4 charge. and neon has a neutral charge. What would the compound be?
So long as this is a high school or first year university question, they don't react.finallegend1 said:Hmm...it never gave any options..
But I could still say that these won't react...
Is that your final conclusion?
The formula for silicon and neon compounds is SiNe.
Silicon and neon compounds have a linear structure, with the silicon atom bonded to the neon atom.
Silicon and neon compounds are colorless and odorless gases at room temperature. They are highly unreactive and have low boiling points.
Silicon and neon compounds are primarily used in the production of specialized lasers for scientific and industrial applications.
No, silicon and neon compounds are not considered harmful to human health. They are non-toxic and do not pose any significant risks to humans.