M & Mium Synthesis Essay

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If M&Mium were determined to be Atomic #118, M&Mium would be a noble gas. The element with an atomic number of 118, is in group 8A and period 7. M&Mium would have 8 valence electrons because it is in the group 8A. M&Mium would not likely bond because the outermost electron shells are full. This also means that M&Mium is not very chemically reactive and it is very stable. It is unlikely that M&Mium would share, giveaway, or take in electrons. M&Mium would be a colorless gas room temperature because it is a noble gas. All the elements in the group 8A have 8 valence electrons. M&Mium would have 7 energy level because all elements in the period 7 have 7 energy levels. M&Mium would also be radioactive because aloe elements of period 7 are radioactive.

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