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Name three combinations of ionic compounds and metals that will not react.

Madi Sousa · Accepted Answer

and this problem, we have to look at the activity Siri&#x27;s and determine what two medals. If we were to react them, we would see no reaction. And this has to deal with Redox. So reduction oxidation reactions. And also we have to understand that if we were to react these two medals, we wouldn&#x27;t see a replacement of atoms or electrons. And that&#x27;s what we&#x27;re essentially talking about here. So three combinations of essentially metal ions or two medals that would not have a reaction would be examples like this. It have is in chloride and iron. So you would see no reaction between these two medals. Yeah, zinc nitrate and iron. Again, we would see no reaction between these two. And then finally, we have copper nitrate and silver again, we wouldn&#x27;t see any reaction because we wouldn&#x27;t have an oxidation or reduction based on the transfer of electrons

Cameron Oden · Answer

When talking about ionic compounds, we typically think oven element from the S block. Bonding with an element run the P block. So an easy way to look at ionic compounds is to pick and asked Block element at a P block elements no, for instance, we can have let him what and fluoride, which is flooring with the minus. And we have lithium fluoride since there, plus one in minus one. It&#x27;s 1 to 1. We can also to calcium, which is two plus an oxygen or oxide, which is two minus and again because they&#x27;re both two plus two minus. We would have, 01 to 1 and have calcium oxide. Now we can also have mismatch numbers that we have toe figure out. So, for instance, if we have magnesium, which is from Group two sodas, two plus and nitrogen, which would be three minus To balance our charge, we would have to have 3 19 easy um, and to nitrogen to make magnesium nitride. And we can continue that and make other easy compounds like sodium chloride or potassium bromide, a Group one which has a one plus in a Group seven, which has a one minus. So there&#x27;s a 1 to 1 ratio

Freddie Montague · Answer

So first we&#x27;re going to write out five medals and five non metals. So some common metals are from Group one and group to which are the alkali metals and the alkaline earth metals, respectively. So our list of metals can include calcium sodium with him, potassium and magnesium and are non metals. Can be flooring, flooring, rooming. I dine and these are all halogen is group seven and we can also include oxygen is also a nonmetal, So it&#x27;s impossible compounds between these Adams, we have calcium oxide where calcium has a charge of two plus and oxygen has a charge of two minus. So that means that the cross multiply will support by down to CEO calcium oxide. Next, we can form an A seal since ah, sodium has a charge of plus one, and Clary s a charge of minus one. So though cross multiply and will get an A C o or sodium chloride. Next, we could take a metal with you and then add a nonmetal flooring. But being was a charge of plus one where the charge of minus one. So then we&#x27;ll get, um, one with him and one for him. So with the M fluoride. Next we can do potassium with iodine. Casting is the charge of plus one. I don&#x27;t have the charge of minus one. And lastly, the last two atoms are magnesium and groaning. Now, since my new them has a charge of two plus, I&#x27;m going to try to minus one. We will have to include two bro Means since, um when the Toubro means per mag museum because the charge off magnesium is two plus. So it will need to lose two electrons, and those two will go to each bro. Mean so one for you to throw me. So yeah, MGP Or to which is magnesium remind. So these are five ionic compounds.

Arpit Gupta · Answer

No, I think about are the compound back possesses? I make one so we can write that I think about at the compounds that possesses the I Nick bought. Now the question is, what do we mean by Nick? But I get born is formed due to transferred off electricity. It is formed due to transfer all electrons on this form, always between a metal on normal, it was formed between Mittal&#x27;s I don&#x27;t know, because metals possess the tenancy to lose. Electrodes on non metals possess the tendency to gain electrons that this, like you can show it by a chemical equation. We know that man metals they possess 12 or three as Valence electrons on in order to attain opted, they lose electrons. So let&#x27;s say they lose on when they lose. They formally proposed eyes, similarly non metals. They have a tendency to gain electrons, and then the game they become negatively charged or concede. They become electro negative and Venters electro positive on electoral negative ions. Combine the Inter Jean Pierre Valence E. On before I make before I Nick bought like this. Now let&#x27;s explain it by taking an example. Let&#x27;s consider some tiny camp out, let&#x27;s say sodium chloride. Let&#x27;s take an example or sodium chloride. We know that the symbol for sodium is any ankle chlorine it is, See? And if you like, the electronic conflagration sodium is one is to us to be 62 years. That means they possess one valence electrons. And if I talk about glory, the activity number for clothing is 70 so we&#x27;ll be right. Elektronik conflagration. It is oneness to us to to be 63 years to on. We have 10 11 12 on right? That means seven. So that means glory. Possess seven valence electrons which condition like this so we can form a tiny born like this so he possess one year Valence Electron. It will lose its one electron on form Electra positive sodium, including it causes seven electrons so it will gain by electrons on a form CF. So that means the overall reaction will be a valence. Electrons glory with seven valence electrons. They will form in the positive on seal negative and after crisscrossing devil unsee, they will for a compound that is in it. See, now this compound is a nine IQ compound because it possessed the nick born

David Collins · Answer

compounds in that form, a metal to nonmetal ratio of 2 to 1. Where we have two medals for every one nonmetal are combinations of elements found in Group One A and Elements found in Group six A. So there&#x27;s really a large number of combinations that we could come up with. Some examples are sodium oxide, sodium sulfide, sodium sellin I&#x27;d lithium oxide, lithium sulfide, lithium cell inside are just some examples. The question Only after three. Here are six examples. In each case, we have one Valence electron coming from the element in Group one A. That, but we have two of them. So that&#x27;s two total plus six valence electrons coming from the element in Group six A. So two plus six is eight valence electrons for all of these compounds.

David Collins · Answer

examples of compounds that have a metal to nonmetal ratio of 1 to 2 are going to be compounds that I have a metal found in group to a combining with a non metal found in group seven. A. So an example would be magnesium chloride, and he&#x27;s in bromide, calcium, fluoride. All of these air going to have each to a metal is going to have to valence electrons. Each seven a non metal is going to have seven valence electrons, but there are two of them, so seven times two is 14 plus two. Two is 16 valence electrons for all of these compounds.

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