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fewer shells means a greater attraction between the
outer electrons
and the
nucleus
greater attraction between nucleus and
outer electrons
means the atom is able to gain an
electron
more easily
the
greater
the number of shells means the
greater
the size of the particles
the
greater
the size of particles means the
greater
the strength of intermolecular forces
aluminium
is more
reactive
than carbon
moles is the
mass
divided by
relative atomic mass
mixtures are made of
two
or more
elements
that are not chemically combined
compounds
are made of
elements
that have been chemically combined
protons
and
electrons
are the same
hydrogen
ions make
sulfuric acid
, an acid
a neutralisation reaction is
H+
(aq) +
OH
(aq)-->H20(l)
a strong
acid
fully
ionises
in an aqueous solution
methane
ethane propane butane pentane hexane
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