Asked by hadley
which element would have 2 electrons and +1 charge
which element would have 18 electrons and +3 charge.
which element would have 18 electrons and +3 charge.
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Answered by
DrBob222
I know you didn't expect to get this answer but the answer to both is none. ALL elements have a zero charge. You may want to rephrase your question.
Answered by
hadley
Reworded:
Enter the symbol of the element which would have 18 electrons and +3 charge
and the element with 2 electrons and +1 charge
Enter the symbol of the element which would have 18 electrons and +3 charge
and the element with 2 electrons and +1 charge
Answered by
DrBob222
Another problem. Do you want 18 electrons in the outer shell for the first one or is that 18 electrons total. If total then I would go with Sc (21 total - 3 electrons = 18 and a +3 charge) so Sc^3+.
The second one is Li^+. It has 3 electrons to start and when it loses one that leaves two and a +1 charge.
The second one is Li^+. It has 3 electrons to start and when it loses one that leaves two and a +1 charge.
Answered by
hadley
thanks so much!
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