Asked by Lisa
1. When a potassium atom reacts with a bromine atom, the
bromine atom will
a) lose 1 electron and form a positive ion
b) lose 2 electrons and form a positive ion
c) gain 1 electron and form a negative ion
d) gain 2 electrons and form a negative ion
I know its either C/D but im not sure which one.
bromine atom will
a) lose 1 electron and form a positive ion
b) lose 2 electrons and form a positive ion
c) gain 1 electron and form a negative ion
d) gain 2 electrons and form a negative ion
I know its either C/D but im not sure which one.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Br is in group VII (or 17 depending upon the system your prof is using; either system, however, tells you there are 7 electrons in the outside shell. That means 1 electron is missing to make an outside shell of 8; therefore, it gains the 1 electron becoming a -1 charge in the process.
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