a) aluminumb) neonc) rubidiumd) oxygene) chlorinealso another question.which of the following has 3 lone pair and 1 bonding electrons?a) hydrogenb) aluminumc) fluorined) sulfure) beryllium one more question.the nitrogen atom can best be described as havinga) 2 lone pair and 1 bonding electronsb) 3 lone pair and 1 bonding electronsc) 2 lone pair and 2 bonding electronsd) 1 lone pair and 3 bonding electronse) 3 lone pair and 0 bonding electronsplease explain! thanks
My husband works with insulation everyday so I cant throw clothes outI just need help trying to figure out how to get the insulation out of the washer, I guessI do our laundry separatelyHe doesnt get affected by it but everytime I wash my clothes in the washer and dryer it gets all over my clothesI even stopped washing his clothes in thereI have done many clycles of wash and it still is itching meI even did two loads without clothes and a rinse cycle with a cup of white vinegarHELP!!!!
You should dump those drawersMy dad put fiberglass curtains in the wash and then he did the white clothes nextI got dressed and went to workI began to itch around my waiste and not long after I was going nuts and itching all overI had no idea why but I had to leave workI think the fibers of insulation my weave their selves into the fabric of white clothesWe had to get new onesIt was not worth it to keep hoping for a better result each time we laundered our undies.
First question: The only atom that has no bonding electrons and four lone pairs must have 8 valence electrons and be an inert gasAnswer: b) neon Second question: An atom with one bonding electron and three lone pairs must have seven valence electronsAnswer: c) fluorine Third question: A nitrogen atom has five valence electronsTwo of them form a lone pair, while the other three are bonding electronsAnswer: d) 1 lone pair and 3 bonding electrons
