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It is a giant covalent structure.

cis/trans isomerism requires a double bond for restricted rotation about the bond, two different groups on each carbon of the double bond and at least one of the groups on each carbon of the double bond a...

The outer electron of potassium is closer to its nucleus than the outer electron for rubidium, as it has a stronger attractive force between the electron and the potassium nucleus. The outer electron for ...

Electrons are arranged in different shells (sometimes described as an energy levels) around the nucleus with the innermost shell being filled first and then working outwards. The first shell can hold a ma...

Bromine exists as a simple molecular structure- the Br₂ molecules are held together using Van der Waals forces. Whereas Magnesium is a metal and is held together using metallic bonding. Metalic...