which of the following elements doesn't form an ion with charge 1+ ? a)fluorine b)hydrogen c)potassuim d)soduim
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Well only 1 of these four does only have a negative oxidation state. Any idea which one that might be?
i din't now
which one is familiar to you? \( \sf\LARGE F^+\\ \sf\LARGE H^+\\ \sf\LARGE K^+\\ \sf\LARGE Na^+ \)
well which 3 actually
Also, look at the positions of these 4 elements in the periodic table at http://ptable.com/ 1 of these elements is grouped somewhere else while the other 3 are all in the same group.
@thomaster is correct, the periodic table groups elements based on similar properties. three of those elements are all found in the same general area. the odd man out must be the answer
ok what about this qustion:why do atoms share electrons in covalent bond?
To gain a full valence shell. They join together and share one of more electrons so they both have a full outer shell.
thanx brother
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