Question

Which best describes the bond that would form between lithium (Li) and fluorine (F)?

Answer 1

If you're asking in terms of ionic, covalent, ect. the bond is ionic. Since fluorine is extremely far from lithium on the periodic table it will a ionic bond.

Answer 2

When the 2 elements react, Lithium loses an electron to fluorine, having a positive charged particle (cation, Lithium ion) and a negative charged one (anion, fluoride ion) and when these 2 react, are bonded by strong electrostatic forces - ionic bonds.

Answer 3

ok i have the same q but idont under stand the answer

Answer 4

Metals tend to lose electrons to get a fully filled orbital, perfectly as the noble gas that is on the period before that metals, since it is the easiest way, because most metals have valencies from 1 to 4, so losing is easier. The opposite applies to non-metals.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Hehe, its okay though. Feel free to ask more questions.

Answer 9

Four polynomials are shown below:

A. 4 - 7x5 + x2
B. 5x3 + 5 - 3x4
C. 3x + 2x4 - x2 + 6
D. 3x3 - 5 + 2x5 + x

Which of the above polynomials is a 4th degree trinomial?

Answer 10

answers....

Answer 11

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Answer 12

Which of the above polynomials is a 4th degree trinomial?

a. Polynomial A
b.Polynomial B
c.Polynomial C
d. Polynomial D

Answer 13

@Hoslos

Answer 14

I would go for C. The thing is: a monomial is an expression where there is a variable , a binomial is the one where you have 2 variables in an expression with 2 different exponents and so a trinomial is an expression by which you have 3 different variables or 3 variables with different exponents.

Answer 15

ok tvm much appriechiated
if i have any more questions i ll ask in different spot so i can re medel

Answer 16

@Hoslos

Answer 17

Right.