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Juno Suzuki 3B

I noticed that in every example, the reactions and products are all (g), and considering that atmospheric pressure matters, Do the molecules for these reactions have to be gases?

Juno Suzuki 3B

I learned in high school that covalent bonds are generally stronger than ionic bonds, though I don't know the reason behind it.
I'm following this post to find out as well.

Juno Suzuki 3B

Are these 3d diagrams the actual shape of molecules? Or predictions?
I just find it fascinating how atoms and molecules are so minuscule, yet people were/are able to work out physical shape, predictions about electron position, bonding numbers, etc.

Juno Suzuki 3B

So this video at 5:09 tries to explain it. I was just in the middle of watching it when I saw your question.
https://www.khanacademy.org/science/che ... ond-period

Juno Suzuki 3B

I can't answer this, but I'm interested in knowing the answer as well.

Juno Suzuki 3B

Thank you all!

Juno Suzuki 3B

In Wednesday lecture, Professor Lavelle said, "All electrons have different quantum numbers, and no two are the same," but does that pertain to the electrons within a singular atom or electrons throughout all atoms?

Juno Suzuki 3B

Typically, if the wavelength is smaller than 10^-15 m, it cannot be detected or experimentally verified in the lab.

Juno Suzuki 3B

What is the most stable state for atoms? Does it depend on the atom, or is it always n=1?
Also, what is the highest n level that an atom can reach? Is there a limit due to the instability of the atom?

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