Look at the dots around each symbol and the energy levels from the resources above;Answer the questions in the text entry option for this assignment.
Copy and paste questions and respond in complete sentences.
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Please answer the following questions:
Why does Na have only one dot?
Why do none of these diagrams show more than 8 dots?
What relationship do you notice between the dots in these two charts?
The number of dots that hydrogen and helium have in their dot diagram is the same as the number of electrons shown for them on the Periodic Table. Why? (Hint: Octet Rule (Links to an external site.))
Look at the dots around each symbol and the energy - 3

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Hello! Here's the answer I was able to come up with:

Why does Na have only one dot?

Sodium, or Na, has only one valence electron.  (This makes the atom tend to participate in ionic bonding and "give" its single valence electron to an atom like chlorine.)

Why do none of these diagrams show more than 8 dots?

It is physically impossible for an atom to have more than 8 electrons in its valence layer, according to the Octet Rule.

What relationship do you notice between the dots in these two charts?

The dot diagram for each element represents the number of electrons each element will have in its outermost, or valence, shell. (2-8-8)

The number of dots that hydrogen and helium have in their dot diagram is the same as the number of electrons shown for them on the Periodic Table. Why?

An atom can have a maximum of two electrons in its innermost layer. Hydrogen and helium have only one and two electrons, respectively, so they don't have enough electrons to actually have more than one layer. Therefore, their outermost layer is, in fact, their only layer. This is why the number of dots that hydrogen and helium have in their dot diagram is the same as the number of electrons shown for them on the Periodic Table.

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The correct answer is 2. 

In oxidation-reduction reactions (or redox reactions), a number of electrons are transferred between two species. During this process, the oxidation number of an atom (or molecule or ion) changes by receiving or losing an electron.

Answer: It is number 2

To prevent accidental poisoning, you should NOT __________.a. mix chemicals in well ventilated areas
b. follow the instructions on the label
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Answer: option C. keep materials in unlabeled containers.


Justification:


Indeed, keeping materials in unlabeled containers is a risky, dangerous, bad practice.


Labels should be according to international standards. That is, further to the name of the product, labels must signal the danger associated with the product: whether it is poison, toxic, flammable, acid, caustic, explosive, or harmful to the body or the enviroment.


On the other hand, the other options, a. mix chemicals in well ventilated areas, b. follow the instructions on the label, and d. use chemicals in well ventilated areas, are good safety practices, among many others
.

Answer: C

Explanation:

Keep materials in unlabeled containers

According to Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, what determines the energy of an electron?A. the radius of its orbit
B. the direction of its orbit
C. the stability of its orbit

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Option a: the radius of its orbit.

How will an energy diagram look for an exothermic reaction?The reactants and products will be at the same potential energy.



The reactants are at a higher potential energy compared to the products.



The reactants are at a lower potential energy compared to the products.



There will not be an activation energy barrier.

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Answer : The correct option is, The reactants are at a higher potential energy compared to the products.

Explanation :

Exothermic reaction means energy is released and the overall enthalpy change is negative.

In exothermic reaction, the reactants are at a higher potential energy compared to the products. In other words, we can say that the products are more stable than the reactants.

B.) The reactants are at a higher potential energy compared to the products.

My reason being is because the reactants tend to gather "hyper" energy which is also known as potential energy and this will occur as shown in the answer as an Exothermic Reaction.

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What is the equation to determine the MA of a wedge?MA= length - width

MA= Length+ width

MA= Length * width

MA= Length/ wisth

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Answer:

length/width

Explanation:

Answer:

Length/Width

Explanation:

I did the module 10 exam so I know it is length/width

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