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Is Corbin a molecule or an atom of an element?
Corbin is not a recognized term in chemistry for an atom or a molecule of an element. If you meant "carbon," then carbon is an element that exists as individual atoms or can form molecules, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) or glucose (C6H12O6). If "Corbin" refers to something else, please provide more context for clarification.
If you know how many electrons an atom has what else do you know about this atom?
Generally how many protons it has, therefore what type of atom it is (i.e. carbon, hydrogen etc.)
What is the scientific idea of work?
the thing that you do that makes something else do something
What is an event or action that makes something else happen?
A stimulus is an event or action that makes something else happen. Other possible answers are trigger or impetus.
What would be half of three if you were doubling and halfing in math?
Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.
What is an event that makes something else happen?
Cause.
What atom of the carbon has 6 protons?
AnswerI am thinking 6 protons and 6 electrons!!!i know 6 protons and 6 electrons. if you look on the periodic table the number that is solid is the atomic number right. so if you take the mass and round it up.. you divide the mass by the atomic number and you get your answer.Definitly 6 protons and 6 electrons
When your body uses oxygen and nutrients it makes waste and what else?
C02 (Carbon Dioxide)
In an atom do protons ever equal to electrons?
Any atom with no charge, which is all atoms in their purest, most basic form, have the same number of protons and electrons. They only have different numbers after they have reacted with something else and formed compounds like salt (sodium chloride), water and carbon dioxide.
How do you lose a hard?
Masturbate or think of something else that makes you soft.
What is a combustion atom?
A combustion atom is not a standard term in chemistry; however, it may refer to atoms involved in a combustion reaction, such as carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. These atoms combine during combustion, typically in the presence of oxygen, to produce heat and light, resulting in the formation of products like carbon dioxide and water. The process is exothermic, releasing energy as chemical bonds are broken and formed. If you meant something else by "combustion atom," please provide more context!
How do you bond carbon and potassium?
Carbon and potassium can bond together by forming ionic bonds. This typically occurs when a potassium atom transfers an electron to a carbon atom, resulting in the formation of a potassium cation (K+) and a carbon anion (C-). This ionic bond allows the two elements to share electrons and achieve a stable electronic configuration.
