The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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Page 79
... atoms of elements vary regularly through- The approximate order of stability of the successive subout the periodic system . Thus , the effective bonding rashells in an atom is indicated in the Table below . The dius ( or one - half the ...
... atoms of elements vary regularly through- The approximate order of stability of the successive subout the periodic system . Thus , the effective bonding rashells in an atom is indicated in the Table below . The dius ( or one - half the ...
Page 80
... atoms hold their quota of electrons strongly , have no affinity for more electrons , and have little tendency to share electrons Properties with other atoms . An element close to a noble gas in the and periodic system , on the other ...
... atoms hold their quota of electrons strongly , have no affinity for more electrons , and have little tendency to share electrons Properties with other atoms . An element close to a noble gas in the and periodic system , on the other ...
Page 294
... atoms with oxygen molecules to produce ozone ( 03 ) . Both ozone and oxygen can then go on to attack hydrocarbons , in typical urban atmospheres . Reactions in which atoms move from one site to another Rearrangewithin a molecule — that ...
... atoms with oxygen molecules to produce ozone ( 03 ) . Both ozone and oxygen can then go on to attack hydrocarbons , in typical urban atmospheres . Reactions in which atoms move from one site to another Rearrangewithin a molecule — that ...
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