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Why do elements either gain, lose or share electrons to form compounds or molecules?
Why do elements either gain, lose or share electrons to form compounds or molecules?
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You will want your physical copy of a periodic table or use PTABLE, with you as you ask these some or all of these questions:
Why do elements either gain, lose or share electrons to form compounds or molecules?
Can you explain why the first 18 elements either gain, lose or share electrons to form compounds?
Can you explain in more detail the trends in groups 14-17
Explain the differences between covalent and ionic bonds to a high school student.
Continue to ask questions until you are confident in your understanding of why the first 18 elements either gain, lose, or share electrons to form compounds.
My Results to these questions: ChatGPT 4o
Six White Powders
Six White Powders
Dissociation vs. Dissolving
Dissociation vs. Dissolving
Dissolving:
Dissolving:
Dissolving is when a compound breaks apart into isolated particles.
Dissociation:
Dissociation:
Dissociation is when an ionic compound dissolves and breaks apart into constituent ions.
How does the concentration of the solute affect the conductivity of electricity?
How does the concentration of the solute affect the conductivity of electricity?
Solubility of Solutes
Solubility of Solutes
LabQuest Setup
LabQuest Setup
Two Steps:
Zero the Sensor
Change the Mode
Zero the Sensor:
Tap anywhere in the Red section.
While the conductivity probe is in the air and dry, press Zero
2. Change the Data Collection Mode:
Tap Mode on the Home page
The screen above should appear.
Select Events with Entry
You can change the name to Concentration (you don't need to)
Check the Box for Average over 10 seconds.
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