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Electrons in a hydrogen atom
1
Atoms needed to complete outer shell of chlorine
1

It has 7 in it's outer shell, so 1 more will make it complete
Atoms needed to complete outer shell of carbon
4

It has 4 in it's outer shell, so 4 more will make it complete
Atoms needed to complete outer shell of oxygen
2

It has 6 in it's outer shell, so 2 more will make it complete. Can you think of 2 obvious atoms that would complete it? How many electrons are in hydrogen?
Rf value in chromatography
Distance travelled by substance / Distance travelled by agent
Miscible liquids
Liquids that will mix
Method to separate miscible liquids
Fractional distillation
Name 3 ionic substances
Sodium chloride
Magnesium sulfate
Copper sulfate
Ionic substance
Conducts electricity
Name 2 simple molecular covalent substances
Hexane
Liquid paraffin
Boiling and melting point of simple molecular covalent substances
Very low
Boiling and melting point of giant molecular covalent substances
Very high
Do simple molecular covalent substances conduct electricity?
No