What would be the most likely charge of an ion formed from an atom with the electron configuration: 1s22s22p5 (2 points) +1 -1 +3 -3
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is this a test?
No. It's questions that I missed, and I want to know the correct answers for my notes.
ahh okay
well, the numbers represent electrons, specifically the number of electrons in the specific shell 1s- 2 electrons 2s-2 electrons 2p-5 electrons in order for the p shell to be full, you need 6 electrons, which is sort of how you create an ion, you remove or add electrons until you reach the nearest stable shell
Could someone explain this question to me?
Ok, gotcha.
well i would say its B That would be Fluorine im pretty sure. Fluorine has a -1 oxidation state.
well, yes but why
@3mar
I put D before and got it wrong.
crap, its been a while since ive had to explain chemistry
Its ok.. I do believe its B myself.
essentially, in order to add or remove electrons onto or from an atom, it requires a certain amount of energy in the case of ions, you want to try to use the least amount of energy in order to create an ion adding 2 electrons onto an atom would require exponentially more energy than if you were to add only 1 and same for removing
was i right?
yes but doesnt help if they come back and ask the same question
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