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Explain the trend in atomic radii from Lithium to Fluorine?

As we go from Li to F, atomic radius of the atoms will DECREASE. This is due to increased nuclear charge (number of protons within each atom). Although the number of electrons also increases, each addi...

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Why does ionisation energy of elements generally decrease as you move down a group in the periodic table?

Ionisation energy is the energy required to remove the most loosely bound (furthest out) electron from an atom, in the gaseous state.
As you move down a group in the periodic table, the number of...

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Answered by Sam B. Chemistry tutor
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Although carbon dioxide is a linear molecule it is still a greenhouse gas. Explain why that is.

A greenhouse gas is one which absorbs infrared radiation from the Earth and re-radiates it, increasing the surface temperature of the Earth. Normally these molecules are non-symmetrical such as triflur...

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Answered by Lorenzo C. Chemistry tutor
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Describe the Structure and Bonding of Benzene

Benzene has the chemical formula C6H6 where each Carbon atom is bonded to two other Carbon atoms and a single Hydrogen atom.  The 4th bond pair of electrons from each Carbon atom is delocalised, creati...

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Answered by Ben L. Chemistry tutor
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What is a ligand?

A species with one or more valence electron pairs that forms co-ordinate bonds with a metal ion. 

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Answered by Umamah Y. Chemistry tutor
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