I am looking for a more descriptive answer than just that Aluminum quot;wantsquot; to be isoelectronic to Neon.
Well I can't rewrite it for you but it basically means What is the effect of having different materials in your walls as heat insulation? or Is it better to have different types of material in your walls to keep the heat in? DON'T copy this because it is plagiarism
It is because the hydration energy of the Al+++ ion (formed after losing 3rd electron) is very high and more than compensates the ionization energy needed in the prior stepIt is just like getting profit after initial investmentRemember, Al can only lose electrons in aqueous medium readily (due to high hydration energy) and it cannot form Al+++ in gaseous state (in isolated conditions) easilyWhy? Simply there is no water molecule around.
I really wish I could help you, but I am 13 myself and don't understand this! hahaI would just ask your dad is he could explain it for you, but he may be slitely hurt when he finds out you are re-doing it! lol Just tell him you thought it sounded to profecianal and you want other kids to understand it! I hope this helps! Good Luck and God Bless!
Which home insulation works the best? Which building insulation holds in the most heat? Either one of those is better than his run-on nightmare of a sentence Parents that do this I'll make a grand prize winner science project control freak thing are retarding their own childrenEven if you just made a plane out of a straw and two strips of paper, he should let you do your own workThat's how you learnTell him a teacher with lots of experience said so.
