please answer w/o actual electronegativity numbers or about full shell/not full outer shellwe're not given the numbers on the test, and we have to explain i'm guessing through periodic trends, but i'm not sure:(
Well idk how to come at your answer because i'm not entirely sure what you mean but Aluminum makes ionic bonds because of its electronegativity difference in respect to anionsAnions have a much higher Electronegativity than does cations so this unequal sharing of electrons results in ionic bondsSilicon isn't so great at ripping away or giving up its electrons so when it forms bonds it tends to share its electrons equally (relatively) with other atoms and therefore it's bonds are covalent
Consider making sage tea, it helps to calm the nerves :d Or you can use it in chicken roast stuffing or the like to give it a distinct flavour :D
You have a box of themSage goes well with porkIt is a classic combinationThyme goes well virtually with anything It plays an important part especially in perfuming mild-tasting ingredients like chicken and salmonThey are used in combination with other herbsThe most important such combination is called bouquet garni: thyme, bay leaf and parsleyThey are indispensable in making stocks and stewsYou can just put them in anything you think will go well with.
Yanichka, I placed basil, and sage as I still have so much of it in the garden between two paper towels, then inserted into a large Ziploc freezer bagWill be doing the same thing to the thyme and rosemaryI have so much of it, I thought it would die off with all the snow we get, but it keeps coming back each seasonI do however cover them with an empty pot plant container.
you can freeze fresh herbs and take out what you need when adding to any recipe.
