Answer true or false to the following (give the reason) 1. The metallic ion force depends on B.O. 2. (S) ion will not be formed. 3. In the heteronuclear diatomic molecules energy levels (MO) shifts are different from those of homonuclear diatomic molecular. 4. The energy is the difference between MO, and MO2. 5. Electronegativity determines the type of bonds. 6. Particles in atom has large density but don't take up large space. 7. In an atom, the charge of the dense fraction is similar to that of alpha particles. 8. The orbital shape is similar in all orbitals. 9. M.O theory describes the stability of molecule. 10.The external electronic configuration of the transition elements doesn't change.

Answer true or false to the following (give the reason) 1. The metallic ion force depends on B.O. 2. (S) ion will not be formed. 3. In the heteronuclear diatomic molecules energy levels (MO) shifts are different from those of homonuclear diatomic molecular. 4. The energy is the difference between MO, and MO2. 5. Electronegativity determines the type of bonds. 6. Particles in atom has large density but don't take up large space. 7. In an atom, the charge of the dense fraction is similar to that of alpha particles. 8. The orbital shape is similar in all orbitals. 9. M.O theory describes the stability of molecule. 10.The external electronic configuration of the transition elements doesn't change.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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