Sodium tends lose a single electron in natural settings. based on what you know, what are two other elements that tend to do the same thing? question 4 options: sodium and magnesium hydrogen and helium beryllium and boron potassium and rubidium **i said d**,

An excess of lithium oxide undergoes a synthesis reaction with water to produce lithium hydroxide li2o+h2o→2lioh if 1.05 g of water reacted, what is the theoretical yield of lithium hydroxide? a) 5.83 x 10–2 g lioh b) 1.17 x 10–1 g lioh c) 2.79 x 100 g lioh d) 1.40 x 100 g lioh

Anyone who's in connections academy chemistry b have the factors that affect the rate of a reaction portfolio already done?

If a particle has z = 25 and 23 electrons, what is its charge?