Bismuth is in group 5, meaning that it has 5 electrons in its outer shell (thus it has 3 gaps). Oxygen is in group 6, meaning that it has 6 electrons in its outer shell (thus it has 2 gaps). Since both are Non-metals, they use covalent bonding. By doing so they form Bi2O3 rather than the larger molecule you describe. Covalent bonding would make it impossible for the two extra oxygens to join the molecule. These two extra oxygens would instead form O2. In the example I gave the Bismuth molecules had 6 gaps and so did the oxygen molecules so covalent bonding left the molecule with no gaps. Atoms want to be in balance so the example I gave would be how the atom would want to be.
Yes, hydrogen carbonate (bicarbonate) is soluble in water. It dissolves readily to form a solution.
Bi shows the element bismuth. Atomic number if Bi is 83.
The charge for bismuth (Bi) is typically +3.
The chemical name for BI is Bismuth.
C-C does not form ionic bonds, as the electronegativity of carbon is similar. Mg-Cl, K-I, and Bi-N can form ionic bonds because magnesium, potassium, bismuth (metallic elements) tend to lose electrons to chlorine, iodine, and nitrogen (non-metallic elements) to achieve stability through electron transfer.
Diboron Trioxide
The chemical formula for Bismuth V oxide is Bi2O5.
yea you are still bi and you no you are dont even try to play it off because it doesnt work at all ... your sexuality doesnt change
It doesnt digest as such it is the bi product of digestion
oxido de bismuto (v) Or in English: Bismuth(V) Oxide
nobody really knows,it doesnt say in the show
A number of the form (a + bi) is a complex number.
nope well depends it doesnt mata bi ur hair thou
Bi- means two."bi" means twoas in bilateral symmetrybimetallic strip
first, ask him what he thinks of girls that are bi. if he doesnt mind then let him know. if he does mind then just tell him you wont do anything with a guy or girl to loose his trust:)
A plus bi form refers to a specific type of bi-conditional logical statement in mathematics and formal logic. It typically expresses a relationship where two statements are equivalent, meaning both are true or both are false. In the context of a plus bi form, the "plus" indicates the inclusion of an additional positive condition that reinforces the bi-conditional relationship. This form is often used in proofs and discussions involving equivalence and implications between statements.
It is a possibility but it doesnt mean she is for sure. She could be acting or pretending.