To predict the correct formula for the combination reaction between a nonmetal and a Group A metal, just refer to the Periodic Table. The table has both nonmetal and Group A metal elements with their characteristics.
First lets clarify the "group A". Depending where you come from this nomenclature has different meanings. In the US it means the alkali metals (IA) (sodium family) and alkaline earths (IIA) (beryllium family) and the boron (IIIA), carbon (IVA) nitrogen (VA) oxygen (VIA) halogen (VIIA) and noble gases (VIIIA). I think from the question this is what you mean.
The answer is quite simple- its all based on the octet
metals in groups
IA form +1 ions
IIA for +2 ions
IIIA form +3 ( Ga In and Tl also form +1)
IVA form +4 (oxidation number not ion)- +2 ions
non metals in group VA and above
VA for -3
VIA form -2
VIIA form -1
VIIIA form none (well almost!)
This reaction is correct.
The correct answer in apex is TRUE!
2Al + 3S -> Al2S3
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The enthalpy of a reaction does not depend on the intermediate reactions.
2Ga + 3S >> Ga2S3
This reaction is correct.
The correct answer in apex is TRUE!
2Al + 3S -> Al2S3
2Al + 3S -> Al2S3
None of these options are correct. The radioactive nonmetal element is polonium (Po). It is a highly toxic and rare element that undergoes radioactive decay.
The difference is reactants are material used before the chemical reaction. And products are the new substances created as a result of the chemical reaction. Correct me if im wrong... but im almost positive this is correct
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I think it can be classified as either a Chemical Reaction. Or an Endothermic reaction. I may not be understanding the correct queston though.
An adverse reaction to a correct substance would be called an allergy.
The enthalpy of a chemical reaction is the change of heat during this reaction.
The enthalpy of a chemical reaction is the change of heat during this reaction.