it's like midnight and we're baking cookies.the problem is that we forgot aluminum foul.we already made the cookie dough so is there any aluminum foil substitute?! just answer even if it's a noit's better to no taht theres none than wiat for answer! best answer will be chosen as soon as i get itthankss!
because since aluminum has more electron affinity (or whatever you call attraction to electrons) for this reason it forms more covalent bonds with chlorineYou will see that its on the right hand side of the periodic table and in that section metals start to become metalloids and then further right you get non metals The properties of metals decrease as you go right and increase as you go down and aluminum is very right and up on the periodic tableThe reason its ionic with fluorine is because fluorine pulls the electrons more twards itself than chlorine because it has 1 less electron shellThis is a lot more than the affinity of aluminum
Chloride and Fluoride are on different sections of the periodic table of elements.
Aluminium Chloride Bonding
You dont need foil to bake cookiesThey should be just fine to lay them on a ungreased baking sheet as long as there is butter in the cookie recipeIf you're still worried about them sticking then grease the baking sheet and then put the cookies onI've never baked cookies using foil and they always turn out fabulous!
