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Barium is in the sixth period, Calcium is in the fourth. Therefore, Barium experiences more shielding, resulting in weaker attraction of the nucleus for outermost electrons.

As you increase the temperature of the reaction, the particles gain kinetic energy. This causes them to move faster and as a result, the frequency of collisions increases. This means there is an increased...

We need to find the value of X (the water of crystallisation) and to do this we can start by calculating the moles of water lost and the moles of the anhydrous salt (the salt product without water), we do...

So the most important thing to answer this question is to understand how an equilibrium works: it will always try to counteract the change you are making. For example, if you add more SO₃ into ...

                                                     Ca             NPercentage:                         81.1%       18.9%Relative atomic mass:     40.1             14Ratio:                               ...