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What is an anionotropy?
An anionotropy is an aniotropic rearrangement reaction - a chemical reaction where a group, along with its electron pair, moves from one atom to another.
Is fire an atom?
no it is a chemical reaction!
How does a methyl or hydride shift occur in a chemical reaction?
A methyl or hydride shift in a chemical reaction happens when a carbon atom with three hydrogen atoms attached moves to a different carbon atom, creating a new bond. This shift helps stabilize the molecule by redistributing electron density.
What parts of an atom are involved in chemical reaction?
electrons
How does the name of an atom change when a compound is formed?
This is a chemical change, a chemical reaction.
An amtom undergoes a reaction ant attains a more stable from how do you know is it was chemical or nuclear reaction?
If an atom undergoes a chemical reaction, it involves rearrangement of electrons in the outer shell to form new chemical bonds. On the other hand, if it undergoes a nuclear reaction, it involves changes in the atomic nuclei, resulting in the formation of different elements or isotopes. To determine whether it was a chemical or nuclear reaction, observe whether there are changes in the electron configuration or in the atomic number and mass of the atom.
Which part of an atom or ion takes part in a chemical reaction?
The valence electrons are the part that takes place in a chemical reaction.
What is it called when a group of atom chemically joined?
A chemical reaction
What part of the atom takes part in chemical reaction?
The electrons
What part of the atom bonds in a chemical reaction?
the valence electrons
What happens to the atom in substance after a chemical reaction?
Nothing, it just bonds with another atom, radical.
How can you transfer electrons in a simple way?
Electron transfer (ET) occurs when an electron moves from an atom or a chemical species (e.g. a molecule) to another atom or chemical species. ET is a mechanistic description of the thermodynamic concept of redox, wherein the oxidation states of both reaction partners change.
