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Phosphorous forms bonds and creates molecules based on its ionic charge. What element can it react with to form a stable molecule?
Phosphorous reacts with Lithium to form LiP
Phosphorous is stable and will not react with other elements.
Phosphorous can react with Gallium to form a stable compound.
Phosphorous reacts with Bromine to form PBr2
Phosphorous reacts with Lithium to form LiP
Phosphorous is stable and will not react with other elements.
Phosphorous can react with Gallium to form a stable compound.
Phosphorous reacts with Bromine to form PBr2
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Phosphorus can indeed react with several elements to form stable compounds. Among the options you've provided:
1. **Phosphorous reacts with Lithium to form LiP** - This is not a common or well-known stable compound.
2. **Phosphorous is stable and will not react with other elements** - This is incorrect. Phosphorus can react with various elements.
3. **Phosphorous can react with Gallium to form a stable compound** - This statement is plausible. Phosphorus can react with gallium to form stable compounds like gallium phosphide (GaP).
4. **Phosphorous reacts with Bromine to form PBr2** - This is also correct. Phosphorus can react with bromine to form phosphorus dibromide (PBr2), which is a stable compound.
Among these options, both reactions with gallium and bromine can lead to the formation of stable compounds.
1. **Phosphorous reacts with Lithium to form LiP** - This is not a common or well-known stable compound.
2. **Phosphorous is stable and will not react with other elements** - This is incorrect. Phosphorus can react with various elements.
3. **Phosphorous can react with Gallium to form a stable compound** - This statement is plausible. Phosphorus can react with gallium to form stable compounds like gallium phosphide (GaP).
4. **Phosphorous reacts with Bromine to form PBr2** - This is also correct. Phosphorus can react with bromine to form phosphorus dibromide (PBr2), which is a stable compound.
Among these options, both reactions with gallium and bromine can lead to the formation of stable compounds.
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