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What is the trend in the first ionisation energy of the peroid 3 elements from sodium to argon.

The first ionisation energy of an element is the amount of energy required to remove the outermost electron. This increases across the peroid as there is an increase in proton number so higher nuclear cha...

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Answered by Agness J. Chemistry tutor
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What determines rate of reaction?

Rate of reaction is determined by the number of successful collisions between the reactants per second. A collision is successful if two particles collide with enough energy to react. This can be affected...

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Why is the first ionisation energy lower in barium compared to calcium?

Barium has more electrons shells than calcium, so the nuclear shielding is stronger, and the outmost electrons are further away from the nucleus. This results in a weaker attractive force between the elec...

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The same mass of large, medium and small marbles where reacted separately with diluted HCl. This is and exothermic reaction. Will the rise in temperature for each reaction differ? If yes than why?

The smallest marbles will give the highest rise in temperature, than the medium and lastly the largest marbles will give the lovest rise in temperature. 

The smaller the beeds the larger the surfac...

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How can an explosion be explained by the different ways molecules are packed together in solids, liquids and gases?

a) Gases tend to occupy a much larger volume than solids and liquids, since intermolecular forces are much weaker. b) Explosives are very unstable molecules: in this cont...

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