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Chemistry, 25.05.2021 22:40 eborkins

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(mercury as in the substance)

1-summarize the physical and chemical properties of mercury

2- in the lesson, many models were used to depict the atom. how did these models help you understand atomic structure

3-how do protons, neutrons
differ in their terms of their electrical charges and locations within the atom

4- describe the four fundamental forces , which of these forces are involved with chemical bonding ?

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