Please help me with ChemistryIm doing a project on the element Aluminum and I saw that I need to say what aluminums state of matter is in STPMy teacher never spoke about thisWhats STP? Whats aluminums state of matter in STP? Thank you so much for any of the help you are willing to giveAlso, what is the elements ground state electron configuration?? I am so lost in chemistryLuckily I finished most of the projectAgain, any help would be really appriciated :)
My experience is, almost always, shiny side towards food, it reflects heat, speeds cooking, more even heat, etc.
Shiney side for crispness, dull side for general baking.
I have never seen a difference, but I always use the side thats facing inwardsmostly because if I forgot to shut the lid back on the foil, there wont be much of a chance of dust or something getting on the food.
STP standard temperature and pressureSTP is usually used with gases and has these values: P 1 atm T zero Celsius or 273 K Your teacher is slightly confusedWhat you want is aluminum's state at standard conditions, which is slightly different than STP(Yes, it can be confusing.) Standard state is this: P 1 atm T 25 C or 298 K Aluminum's standard state is solidThe ground state configuration is when all of the electrons of a give element are in the lowest possible energies of the orbitals availableFor Al, the ground state configuration would be this: 1s^2 2s^22p^6 3s^23p^1
