What happens when two elements combine chemically?

Answer 1

When element chemically combine, they form compounds that have properties that are similar to those of the uncombined elements

Answer 2

When several different elements come together it is called a compound. Compounds can be made up of two or more atoms. There are even compounds that have the same number of atoms but have different shapes, called Isomers. xxx

Answer 3

It depends which elements they are, generally the further apart on the Periodic Table they are the more violently they will react with each other but some elements such as those in group 8 (the noble or inert gases) are essentially unreactive. If the two elements do react they will form a Chemical Compound.

Answer 4

it became an compound

Specifically, an element which can combine with itself to create a compound is called a diatomic element.

The diatomic elements are summarized by the acronym: "HONCl BrIF": Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine and Fluorine.

Answer 5

When two elements combine chemically, they form a compound with new physical and chemical properties. The elements undergo a chemical reaction where their atoms bond together in specific ratios to create a stable compound. The type of bond formed (ionic, covalent, or metallic) depends on the elements involved and their valence electrons.

Answer 6

When two elements combine chemically it creates a chemical reaction

Answer 7

If they are chemically combined then they form an element but if they are physically combined then they form a mixture of element with element.

Answer 8

it depends on what those elements are