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What was Dmitri Mendeleev's importance in understanding the atom?
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What are importance of alkali?
The importance of alkali is to build up the molecule to the center of its atom and to produce another atomic molecules
Importance of nucleus?
The nucleus provides that bulk of the mass of an atom. The nucleus is the location of the positively charged protons and the neutrons that make up an atom.
What is the importance of an atom having a noble gas configuration?
They are generally stable as they obey octet rule
What is the importance of developing a good conceptual model of atoms?
it gives good represention of what a atom looks like
What is the importance of the electron?
The electron is of great importance. Electrons are the little things that circle atoms. Their configuration around any given atom basically determines how that atom reacts with other atoms to form bonds etc. and which atoms it will reactt with. They're also what makes up electricity (electrons flowing from one point to another).
Why does the nucleus contain most of the atom total mass?
This is because the mass of electron is without importance compared to the mass of protons and neutrons.
What is the importance of the electrons?
The valence electrons of an atom determine how the element forms chemical bonds with other elements to form chemical compounds.
What are the practical importance's of physics?
Physics is all around us. It is present in the minute world of the atom and in the vast universe. There is physics in our everyday life.
What is atom X in Aldo Leopold's Odyssey?
Atom X in Aldo Leopold's "Odyssey" refers to the soil. Leopold uses the concept of Atom X to emphasize the interconnectedness of all components in the environment, highlighting the importance of healthy soils in supporting and sustaining life. The soil is portrayed as a vital element that underpins the balance and stability of ecosystems.
What is the importance of proton number in an atom?
The proton number of an atom determines what element it is an atom of. That is, it determines the chemical properties of the atom. It does this because the charge on the neutron is neutral, which means that the total charge of the nucleus is equal to the proton number, which it turn means that the number of electrons in the uncharged atom is equal to the proton number. And that in turn determines which electron shells will be filled and what valence electrons available. In this context, the proton number of the nucleus is the atomic number of theelement.
What is the importance of extranuclear part of the atom when its mass is almost negligible?
The "extranuclear part" (interesting term, by the way) of the atom is, essentially, the electrons. The electrons determine the chemical properties (and, to a certain extent, the physical properties). So they're very important indeed.
