How do I draw a diagram of an ionic compound dissolved in water?
Q. How do I draw a diagram of an ionic compound dissolved in water? What do I draw? Also, how do I draw a diagram showing a covalent compound dissolved in water?
Asked by ct1 - Tue Jan 15 19:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are making solutions in these diagrams. In a solution, the solvent, water, surrounds the solute molecules. This is why they seem to disappear. Ionic compounds will break apart into their component ions in water, while covalent compounds remain as molecules, not breaking apart. An example would be table salt as your ionic compound and sugar as your covalent compound. The diagram of the ionic compound would show water molecules surrounding the positive and negative ions which make up table salt, while the diagram of the covalent compound would show the entire sugar molecule surrounded by water molecules.
Answered by lhvinny - Tue Jan 15 19:17:41 2008
Q. How do I draw a diagram of an ionic compound dissolved in water? What do I draw? Also, how do I draw a diagram showing a covalent compound dissolved in water?
Asked by ct1 - Tue Jan 15 19:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are making solutions in these diagrams. In a solution, the solvent, water, surrounds the solute molecules. This is why they seem to disappear. Ionic compounds will break apart into their component ions in water, while covalent compounds remain as molecules, not breaking apart. An example would be table salt as your ionic compound and sugar as your covalent compound. The diagram of the ionic compound would show water molecules surrounding the positive and negative ions which make up table salt, while the diagram of the covalent compound would show the entire sugar molecule surrounded by water molecules.
Answered by lhvinny - Tue Jan 15 19:17:41 2008
How do you interpret the vacuum hose diagram for a 1987 Ford Ranger?
Q. i am working on my truck and just need to run the vacuum hoses. i have a vacuum house routing diagram but i dont understand it. i also have the manual for the truck but it dosent help me at all. i am not sure how to interpret the diagram to actually run the hoses, I do not understand the abbreviations used on the diagram, therefore, running the hoses is a bit confusing. the only thing i can depict is the carburator. thanks for any help! it is a 2.0L 4-Cylinder Calibration 7-41D-R00
Asked by leona91w - Sun Sep 9 15:43:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Visit a junk yard in your area and find a similar truck to compare the hose routing on. Take notes and photographs while your there. Alternately, ask someone if you can take photos of their truck engine etc. Find local junk yards in your area through:
Answered by bobweb - Sun Sep 9 15:51:34 2007
Q. i am working on my truck and just need to run the vacuum hoses. i have a vacuum house routing diagram but i dont understand it. i also have the manual for the truck but it dosent help me at all. i am not sure how to interpret the diagram to actually run the hoses, I do not understand the abbreviations used on the diagram, therefore, running the hoses is a bit confusing. the only thing i can depict is the carburator. thanks for any help! it is a 2.0L 4-Cylinder Calibration 7-41D-R00
Asked by leona91w - Sun Sep 9 15:43:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Visit a junk yard in your area and find a similar truck to compare the hose routing on. Take notes and photographs while your there. Alternately, ask someone if you can take photos of their truck engine etc. Find local junk yards in your area through:
Answered by bobweb - Sun Sep 9 15:51:34 2007
What is the best type of diagram to compare two sets of data?
Q. The data set includes the number of cars, buses, taxis, motorcycles, bicycles, vans and lorries that go by in 10 minutes. The question says i have to show this in an 'appropriate' diagram and compare it with a friend's data set (of the same observations). I was thinking of using bar charts to compare them? What is the most appropriate diagram to use and why? Any help will be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by Buttercup D - Wed Nov 25 15:58:16 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, since you're talking about how many, a bar chart would be good. If you were talking about percentages, a pie chart would be good.
Answered by steve h - Wed Nov 25 16:02:26 2009
Q. The data set includes the number of cars, buses, taxis, motorcycles, bicycles, vans and lorries that go by in 10 minutes. The question says i have to show this in an 'appropriate' diagram and compare it with a friend's data set (of the same observations). I was thinking of using bar charts to compare them? What is the most appropriate diagram to use and why? Any help will be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by Buttercup D - Wed Nov 25 15:58:16 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, since you're talking about how many, a bar chart would be good. If you were talking about percentages, a pie chart would be good.
Answered by steve h - Wed Nov 25 16:02:26 2009
What is that diagram made up of circles when looking at cities?
Q. In geography when i studied cities there was this diagram that was made up of circles. The diagram starts in the center with the city then goes outwards with like industrial, housing, greenfields etc. What is this diagram called? Thanks for the help
Asked by Denominator - Wed Oct 7 12:06:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Burgess Model. We had to walk back from the centre of Birmingham, UK, and note the different styles of houses. Our Geography teacher was a right laugh so it was a great day!
Answered by whenyou'restrange... - Wed Oct 7 12:19:53 2009
Q. In geography when i studied cities there was this diagram that was made up of circles. The diagram starts in the center with the city then goes outwards with like industrial, housing, greenfields etc. What is this diagram called? Thanks for the help
Asked by Denominator - Wed Oct 7 12:06:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Burgess Model. We had to walk back from the centre of Birmingham, UK, and note the different styles of houses. Our Geography teacher was a right laugh so it was a great day!
Answered by whenyou'restrange... - Wed Oct 7 12:19:53 2009
Does anybody know where I can find a diagram labelling parts of a thermographic camera?
Q. I am making a poster for a science project and I need to print out a diagram that shows labelled parts of a thermographic camera. I have looked for weeks and I am desperate. This is due tommorrow and I am in dire need of a diagram. Thanks in advance!
Asked by kylee - Mon Jun 14 21:05:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Later than you asked for:
Answered by Keith - Wed Jun 16 15:45:27 2010
Q. I am making a poster for a science project and I need to print out a diagram that shows labelled parts of a thermographic camera. I have looked for weeks and I am desperate. This is due tommorrow and I am in dire need of a diagram. Thanks in advance!
Asked by kylee - Mon Jun 14 21:05:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Later than you asked for:
Answered by Keith - Wed Jun 16 15:45:27 2010
How can I diagram a question with the understood you in it?
Q. The questions I have to diagram are: Will we go in the morning? Was the music at the concert in the park played with energy? I am not asking you to diagram them for me, but to show me how, (preferably with examples). Also, including pictures would be helpful. Thanks! the WHAT! really helps. I thought i explained it all in my question
Asked by Aquafinasplash53 - Sat Jan 24 20:13:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WHAT?
Answered by g5erg4g443 - Sat Jan 24 20:24:09 2009
Q. The questions I have to diagram are: Will we go in the morning? Was the music at the concert in the park played with energy? I am not asking you to diagram them for me, but to show me how, (preferably with examples). Also, including pictures would be helpful. Thanks! the WHAT! really helps. I thought i explained it all in my question
Asked by Aquafinasplash53 - Sat Jan 24 20:13:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WHAT?
Answered by g5erg4g443 - Sat Jan 24 20:24:09 2009
Where can I find a wiring diagram for the controls on a hydronic heating system?
Q. I have a hydronic heating system (with two zones) in my house and the control wiring looks very questionalbe, I recently purchased the house and I think the previous owner tried to by-pass or repair it, at any rate there are wiring nuts and electrical tape everywhere and it does not look professional at all. I want to start for the beginning and see if can check the system out. To do that I need to start with a controls wiring diagram, does anyone know where I can find that info on the web?
Asked by TJ - Mon Apr 30 23:10:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be better off contacting a supply house that sells the brand of zone valves used in your system. If you have problems with the valves there should be a manual bypass on the valve itself so you should not have to alter the wiring to get them open. To be honest I wouldn't encourage you to do this work yourself, it can be complicated, call a heaing guy.
Answered by dankman38 - Mon Apr 30 23:23:18 2007
Q. I have a hydronic heating system (with two zones) in my house and the control wiring looks very questionalbe, I recently purchased the house and I think the previous owner tried to by-pass or repair it, at any rate there are wiring nuts and electrical tape everywhere and it does not look professional at all. I want to start for the beginning and see if can check the system out. To do that I need to start with a controls wiring diagram, does anyone know where I can find that info on the web?
Asked by TJ - Mon Apr 30 23:10:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be better off contacting a supply house that sells the brand of zone valves used in your system. If you have problems with the valves there should be a manual bypass on the valve itself so you should not have to alter the wiring to get them open. To be honest I wouldn't encourage you to do this work yourself, it can be complicated, call a heaing guy.
Answered by dankman38 - Mon Apr 30 23:23:18 2007
How to calculate measurements on a scale diagram?
Q. On a scale diagram, if 1 cm represents 20 metres, how do I find out how many mm represents 2 metres? We are planning to make a display garden and we need to work this out to put up a fence round the boundary. I have a rough idea but I need to know the correct mesurements...Any Ideas?
Asked by No idea - Mon Nov 19 08:40:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 cm= 20 meters 10mm=1cm 10mm=20m x=20m/10mm x=2m/1mm
Answered by troy h - Mon Nov 19 10:17:48 2007
Q. On a scale diagram, if 1 cm represents 20 metres, how do I find out how many mm represents 2 metres? We are planning to make a display garden and we need to work this out to put up a fence round the boundary. I have a rough idea but I need to know the correct mesurements...Any Ideas?
Asked by No idea - Mon Nov 19 08:40:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 cm= 20 meters 10mm=1cm 10mm=20m x=20m/10mm x=2m/1mm
Answered by troy h - Mon Nov 19 10:17:48 2007
What is the format of an enthalpy diagram?
Q. 4. Construct an enthalpy diagram that clearly shows the reaction between the three reactions. That's my question; can anyone help?
Asked by ohokay - Fri Dec 14 03:24:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think this isn't really clear: the enthalpy of a system depends on what its composition is. Maybe what you're thinking of is something like the diagram at , except with enthalpy plotted rather than free energy. In most cases, the x-axis is a generic "reaction coordinate," and it's used in a more qualitative fashion (at least on the x-axis).
Answered by nicholasm40 - Fri Dec 14 03:31:08 2007
Q. 4. Construct an enthalpy diagram that clearly shows the reaction between the three reactions. That's my question; can anyone help?
Asked by ohokay - Fri Dec 14 03:24:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think this isn't really clear: the enthalpy of a system depends on what its composition is. Maybe what you're thinking of is something like the diagram at , except with enthalpy plotted rather than free energy. In most cases, the x-axis is a generic "reaction coordinate," and it's used in a more qualitative fashion (at least on the x-axis).
Answered by nicholasm40 - Fri Dec 14 03:31:08 2007
Why does the dot diagram fail to predict magnetic properties of water while the molecular orbital diagram can?
Q. AP Chem. Help. Please. Link to Molecular Orbital Diagram for water, please.
Asked by scottidawg@rocketmail.com - Wed Jan 7 21:19:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. so i don't have a link for you but here's the deal. a dot diagram will show that the bonds between the hydrogens and oxgens complete the orbials for each element. oxygen is happy with 8 and hydrogen is happy with 2 but what it doesn't show and what would show in the orbital diagram is that the oxygen hogs the electrons in the bond and pulls them toward it. this is due to the electronegetivity of oxygen. because oxygen is greedy and hogs the electrons, hydrogen does not totally have the negative charge from the electrons and is considered slightly positive. the oxygen is slightly negative. this is the nature that causes hydrogen bonds to happen. a dot diagram just purely shows that they share electons in a bond. however the molecular… [cont.]
Answered by bravesangel92986 - Wed Jan 7 21:33:44 2009
Q. AP Chem. Help. Please. Link to Molecular Orbital Diagram for water, please.
Asked by scottidawg@rocketmail.com - Wed Jan 7 21:19:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. so i don't have a link for you but here's the deal. a dot diagram will show that the bonds between the hydrogens and oxgens complete the orbials for each element. oxygen is happy with 8 and hydrogen is happy with 2 but what it doesn't show and what would show in the orbital diagram is that the oxygen hogs the electrons in the bond and pulls them toward it. this is due to the electronegetivity of oxygen. because oxygen is greedy and hogs the electrons, hydrogen does not totally have the negative charge from the electrons and is considered slightly positive. the oxygen is slightly negative. this is the nature that causes hydrogen bonds to happen. a dot diagram just purely shows that they share electons in a bond. however the molecular… [cont.]
Answered by bravesangel92986 - Wed Jan 7 21:33:44 2009
What do different lines in a drawn diagram of methane and stuff like that mean?
Q. I was looking at this atom diagram of methane on wikipedia, and the basic elements (carbon ect) were connected by different lines? What are the types of lines and what do they mean?
Asked by Alex P - Tue Jan 6 02:30:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lines represent the bonds between the atoms. One line connecting two atoms represents a single bond, two lines between two atoms represent a double bond, and three lines represent a triple bond.
Answered by Catherine - Tue Jan 6 03:11:07 2009
Q. I was looking at this atom diagram of methane on wikipedia, and the basic elements (carbon ect) were connected by different lines? What are the types of lines and what do they mean?
Asked by Alex P - Tue Jan 6 02:30:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lines represent the bonds between the atoms. One line connecting two atoms represents a single bond, two lines between two atoms represent a double bond, and three lines represent a triple bond.
Answered by Catherine - Tue Jan 6 03:11:07 2009
How do I try a diagram to put into my powerpoint presentation?
Q. I've tried to draw my diagram directly into powerpoint but I'm finding it difficult as there doesn't seem to be an option to draw lines freely - only straight lines. Is it possible to produce my image in a different program and then transfer it over (I also need to put text onto the diagram). What would be best? Thankyou :)
Asked by Ronnie - Wed Oct 1 20:14:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insert a diagram slide. I'm not sure if you mean a graph or an organizational chart. PowerPoint will help you create it. If you're looking to draw curve lines, you don't need to insert a diagram. Just use the drawing tool and draw to your heart's content.
Answered by RickyRedwood - Thu Oct 2 00:33:59 2008
Q. I've tried to draw my diagram directly into powerpoint but I'm finding it difficult as there doesn't seem to be an option to draw lines freely - only straight lines. Is it possible to produce my image in a different program and then transfer it over (I also need to put text onto the diagram). What would be best? Thankyou :)
Asked by Ronnie - Wed Oct 1 20:14:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insert a diagram slide. I'm not sure if you mean a graph or an organizational chart. PowerPoint will help you create it. If you're looking to draw curve lines, you don't need to insert a diagram. Just use the drawing tool and draw to your heart's content.
Answered by RickyRedwood - Thu Oct 2 00:33:59 2008
What type of diagram/graph would be most suitable to present this data?
Q. I've collected the building heights from ten different sites around London. What would be the best way to show this in a diagram/graph format? I have 10 building heights from each site. If you can tell me what to label each axis etc. Thanks!
Asked by miserableatbest33 - Sun Nov 2 10:16:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd try a category graph with each category having 10 points, the y position of the points being the height. so x-axis is site name, y-axis is height.
Answered by brokenground_0 - Sun Nov 2 10:24:00 2008
Q. I've collected the building heights from ten different sites around London. What would be the best way to show this in a diagram/graph format? I have 10 building heights from each site. If you can tell me what to label each axis etc. Thanks!
Asked by miserableatbest33 - Sun Nov 2 10:16:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd try a category graph with each category having 10 points, the y position of the points being the height. so x-axis is site name, y-axis is height.
Answered by brokenground_0 - Sun Nov 2 10:24:00 2008
Does anyone know where I can find a installation diagram for a water separating fuel filter?
Q. I am looking for installation diagram for a water separating fuel filter for my outboard motor. It has 2 ins and 2 outs, should I have the fuel line running in and then out to the engine on one side, or on opposite sides? Also, the filter should be between the pump and the engine right?
Asked by nagem80 - Tue Jun 3 15:06:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well all I have to say about that is that I am using the kit and it works. Can be used on any type of gas powered vehicles. Can be used on diesel and semi's alsoIt will make your car last longer because it cleans the carbon away www.h2oforfuel.net
Answered by Amy G - Sat Jun 7 12:48:54 2008
Q. I am looking for installation diagram for a water separating fuel filter for my outboard motor. It has 2 ins and 2 outs, should I have the fuel line running in and then out to the engine on one side, or on opposite sides? Also, the filter should be between the pump and the engine right?
Asked by nagem80 - Tue Jun 3 15:06:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well all I have to say about that is that I am using the kit and it works. Can be used on any type of gas powered vehicles. Can be used on diesel and semi's alsoIt will make your car last longer because it cleans the carbon away www.h2oforfuel.net
Answered by Amy G - Sat Jun 7 12:48:54 2008
How do I start this biochem diagram?
Q. Hi everyone I was wondering if anyone has any ideas how to start this question I am stuck on. Diagram how the mobility of OH- ions in solutions is much higher than for other ions. Include at least five water molecules in the diagram.
Asked by julie - Mon Sep 7 11:48:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think what this question is trying to get at is how protons are easily passed between water molecules. It's a bit like dominos, or like a wave to me. You pass a proton to one water to make a hydronium, and you produce a hydroxide. But then another proton can shift to that hydroxide to "move" the hydroxide along. This won't happen with other ions in water because those ions are not a component of water like hydroxide is. You could draw a diagram with three water molecules and show how they change over time as the hydroxide is mobilized. Hope that is clear enough. Good luck!
Answered by Matthew - Tue Sep 8 13:21:36 2009
Q. Hi everyone I was wondering if anyone has any ideas how to start this question I am stuck on. Diagram how the mobility of OH- ions in solutions is much higher than for other ions. Include at least five water molecules in the diagram.
Asked by julie - Mon Sep 7 11:48:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think what this question is trying to get at is how protons are easily passed between water molecules. It's a bit like dominos, or like a wave to me. You pass a proton to one water to make a hydronium, and you produce a hydroxide. But then another proton can shift to that hydroxide to "move" the hydroxide along. This won't happen with other ions in water because those ions are not a component of water like hydroxide is. You could draw a diagram with three water molecules and show how they change over time as the hydroxide is mobilized. Hope that is clear enough. Good luck!
Answered by Matthew - Tue Sep 8 13:21:36 2009
What is the diagram of star connection and delta connection for a electric heater ?
Q. I have an old electric heater with 6 nos heating elements. Each heating element is 2Kw. and connected each end with one phase and a neutral 220vA/c.. Now I want to modify this furnace/heater in to 3 phase. 3phase wiring is available in the panel board. what connection is suitable a star connection or delta connection ? and what is the difference ? & what will be the diagram ?
Asked by Manoj - Thu Apr 1 11:19:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are 220v heaters a nd your supply is 220/400v, then connect them in pairs in parallel and then connect the three parallel groups in star, include a neutral to the star point.
Answered by Bob - Thu Apr 1 11:43:05 2010
Q. I have an old electric heater with 6 nos heating elements. Each heating element is 2Kw. and connected each end with one phase and a neutral 220vA/c.. Now I want to modify this furnace/heater in to 3 phase. 3phase wiring is available in the panel board. what connection is suitable a star connection or delta connection ? and what is the difference ? & what will be the diagram ?
Asked by Manoj - Thu Apr 1 11:19:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are 220v heaters a nd your supply is 220/400v, then connect them in pairs in parallel and then connect the three parallel groups in star, include a neutral to the star point.
Answered by Bob - Thu Apr 1 11:43:05 2010
how do you read a potential enregy diagram?
Q. On my chem homework, a diagram called potention energy diagram is given. You need to be able to tell the potential energy of the products and reactants and the activation enrgy, the heat of reaction, and what would happen if a catalyst were added.
Asked by planet441 - Sun Apr 9 19:29:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Okay, cool! The diagram is set up so that on the horizontal x-axis is the "reaction coordinate," which is basically just time as the reaction proceeds. The vertical y-axis is energy. The potential energy of the reactants is where the graph curve starts, touching the y-axis. The potential energy value is the y-value at this location. Where the graph curve levels off at the end is the products, so the potential energy of the products is the y-value where the curve levels off. The activation energy is how much energy had to be added into the system to get to the activated complex, located at the peak of the diagram's curve. Take the y-value at the top of the curve and subtract from the the potential energy of the reactants. The… [cont.]
Answered by quepie - Sun Apr 16 18:08:28 2006
Q. On my chem homework, a diagram called potention energy diagram is given. You need to be able to tell the potential energy of the products and reactants and the activation enrgy, the heat of reaction, and what would happen if a catalyst were added.
Asked by planet441 - Sun Apr 9 19:29:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Okay, cool! The diagram is set up so that on the horizontal x-axis is the "reaction coordinate," which is basically just time as the reaction proceeds. The vertical y-axis is energy. The potential energy of the reactants is where the graph curve starts, touching the y-axis. The potential energy value is the y-value at this location. Where the graph curve levels off at the end is the products, so the potential energy of the products is the y-value where the curve levels off. The activation energy is how much energy had to be added into the system to get to the activated complex, located at the peak of the diagram's curve. Take the y-value at the top of the curve and subtract from the the potential energy of the reactants. The… [cont.]
Answered by quepie - Sun Apr 16 18:08:28 2006
Does anyone know a website where i can see a diagram for a 96 chrysler lebaron?
Q. This morning I hit a raised manhole and oil started pouring out of the car. I am praying it is only the oil pan that was damaged but I need to find a photo or diagram for a 96 chrysler lebaron, 4dr, 6cyl .
Asked by stphaniesuer - Wed Oct 24 16:11:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need a diagram. You have a hole in the oil pan. It's about the lowest part of the engine in relation to the ground. Have the car TOWED to your local reputable repair shop and get a new pan. The pan might cost about 125.00, but be prepared for some labor. If memory serves me correct, part of the frame needs to be removed to get access to the pan.
Answered by largecar8 - Wed Oct 24 16:51:33 2007
Q. This morning I hit a raised manhole and oil started pouring out of the car. I am praying it is only the oil pan that was damaged but I need to find a photo or diagram for a 96 chrysler lebaron, 4dr, 6cyl .
Asked by stphaniesuer - Wed Oct 24 16:11:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need a diagram. You have a hole in the oil pan. It's about the lowest part of the engine in relation to the ground. Have the car TOWED to your local reputable repair shop and get a new pan. The pan might cost about 125.00, but be prepared for some labor. If memory serves me correct, part of the frame needs to be removed to get access to the pan.
Answered by largecar8 - Wed Oct 24 16:51:33 2007
How do you draw a electron dot diagram for aluminium?
Q. I need to draw an electron dot diagram showing the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons for aluminuim. I need help. I looked at other examples of electron dot diagrams bu i dont seem to get it. I'm confused
Asked by happy.girl - Sun Dec 10 00:26:00 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, an electron dot diagram only shows electrons. Protons and Neutrons aren't involved. Second, the diagram only shows the number of electrons in the element's valence (outermost) shell. Aluminum has 3 valence electrons. That's 3 electrons in its outermost shell. To draw it, you write the element's symbol: Al and surround it with 3 dots. It doesn't matter where you put the dots around the 'Al' as long as there are 3.
Answered by Silver Spoon - Sun Dec 10 00:34:55 2006
Q. I need to draw an electron dot diagram showing the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons for aluminuim. I need help. I looked at other examples of electron dot diagrams bu i dont seem to get it. I'm confused
Asked by happy.girl - Sun Dec 10 00:26:00 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, an electron dot diagram only shows electrons. Protons and Neutrons aren't involved. Second, the diagram only shows the number of electrons in the element's valence (outermost) shell. Aluminum has 3 valence electrons. That's 3 electrons in its outermost shell. To draw it, you write the element's symbol: Al and surround it with 3 dots. It doesn't matter where you put the dots around the 'Al' as long as there are 3.
Answered by Silver Spoon - Sun Dec 10 00:34:55 2006
Where can I find a timing chain diagram to repair a plymouth voyager?
Q. 1986 Plymouth Voyager Se 2.6 engine. . .Where can I find a timing chain diagram and diagram for balancing shafts?
Asked by unknown - Sat Mar 14 15:59:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A 'haynes' manual is less than $20 at your local parts store.
Answered by R P - Sat Mar 14 16:06:15 2009
Q. 1986 Plymouth Voyager Se 2.6 engine. . .Where can I find a timing chain diagram and diagram for balancing shafts?
Asked by unknown - Sat Mar 14 15:59:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A 'haynes' manual is less than $20 at your local parts store.
Answered by R P - Sat Mar 14 16:06:15 2009
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