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What is the answer to 5tothe power of4plus3to the powwer of6?
It is: 5^4 plus 3^6 = 1354
What is the property of6 plus 4 and 4 plus 6?
It's called the commutative property of addition.
What are the prime factors of6?
2 and 3
What is the gcf of6 42?
The GCF is 6.
What is the greatest common factor of6 and 28?
The GCF is 2.
What is half of6 feet 11 inches?
3 feet 5½ inches.
What are three numbers greater than 45 and has a factor of6?
48, 54, 60
Which one is more stable OF6 and SF6?
SF6 is the only stable molecule among the two. Oxygen has no vacant orbitals to bond to 6 F atoms. So it does not form OF6 but S has vacant 3d orbitals and thus it shows the oxidation state of +6 and SF6 exists and is stable.
What is the mean of6 2 4 5?
The mean of 6, 2, 4, and 5 is: 4.25
How do you get acidic soil?
use sphagnum peat moss 4''-6'',and till to a depth of6'',this will last for several years.
How much does 8 go into 102?
12 with remainder 6.
What is the answer to negative 3square root6 plus 8square root of6?
-3√6 + 8√6 = ? Assuming that's what you meant then: -3√6 + 8√6 = (-3 + 8)√6 = 5√6 5√6 = √25√6 = √150 = 12.2474487 (approx 12.25)
What is the least common factors of6 and 15?
The least common factor of any set of numbers is 1.
Number of outs in an inning?
There are three outs per inning per offensive at bad. So there are a total of6 out made to end a complete inning. There are 7 innings in a regulation length softball game.
What is the greatest common factor of6 an 14?
Factors of 6: 1, 2, 3, 6 Factors of 14: 1, 2, 7, 14 GCF (6, 14) = 2
Why is OF6 compound not known?
For the formation of this compound there should be six unpaired electrons in oxygen atom and this is not possible due to absence of 'd' orbitals , secondly the small atomic size of oxygen can not accommodates six fluorine atoms.
What is a number that is a factor of 48 multiple of6 even and the sum of the digits of this?
There is no such number. The factors of 48 are 2 and 3.
What is the formula for Oxygen hexafluoride?
It doesn't exist. The valence shell of oxygen (n = 2) does not have access to any d orbitals, so oxygen is unable to expand its octet to produce OF6. However, the compounds sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and selenium hexafluoride (SF6) do exist because they have access to d orbitals in which they can form expanded octets. The hybridization of the central atom in SF6 and SeF6 is sp3d2.
What is the average of6 2 8 6 and 3?
(6+2+8+6+3)/5 =(6+10+6+3)/5 =(12+10+3)/5 =(12+13)/5 =25/5 =5 Five is the average of 6, 2, 8, 6, and 3.
A class is made up of6 boys and 10girls Half of the girls wear glasses A student is selected at random from the class What is the probability that the student is a girl with glasses?
5/16 6 Boys 10 Girls Half the girls wear glasses. Half of 10 is 5. 5 Girls wear glasses. Probability=outcome wanted/total 5 girls wear glasses/16 kids in class or 5/16 Message me with any questions.
What are three fractions that are equivalent to 0.60 and why?
Equivalent fractions of6/10 =3/5,9/15,12/20 because they have the same decimal equivalent which is0.6.1. Changing 0.6 to fraction:Change 0.6 to a wholenumber by multiplying it by 10 but if you multiply 0.6 to 10 you have to divide it by 10 also. In this case, you donot change the value of 0.6 because you're just like multiplying it by 1.0.6 * 10/10 = 6/102. To get the equivalent fractions of 6/10.Reduce 6/10 to its lowest term so as to get equivalent fractions of lesser value.6/10 =3/52.Multiply 3/5 by 2/2, 3/3, 4/4, 5/5,...3/5 *2/2 =6/10(this is the given fraction)3/5 * 3/3 = 9/153/5 * 4/4 = 12/20Equivalent fractions of 6/10 = 3/5, 9/15,12/20
Why OF6 does not exist whereas SF6 exist?
A good question. As with any problem-solving, let's start with what we already know. O = 1s2 2s2 2p4 S = 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p4 They both have 6 valence electrons so I guess it's fair to assume they COULD both be 6 coordinate. It certainly explains why they have similar chemistry in some cases. What's different about them, though? -Sulphur is bigger than Oxygen -Oxygen is more electronegative -Sulphur's valence electrons are further from the nucleus and more shielded. (As it is in the 3rd shell rather than the 2nd like Oxygen) All of these differences give answers to our question. -Sulphur is bigger. You can fit more around it. It sounds too simplistic to be true but that's usually the best solution and actually this will be the major deciding factor. Getting 6 atoms around oxygen will be severely crowded, they'll repel each other and it won't be energetically favourable. We call this "Steric Hindrance" and it's the answer to a LOT of chemistry's problems. - Oxygen is more electronegative. It doesn't like to give electrons away as much as sulphur does...and although fluorine is way more electronegative than either of them...by the time you oxidise oxygen a few times, it's really strongly hanging onto it's electrons. You won't take more than a couple from it. Note, electronegativity is directly a product of atomic radius and nuclear charge, shielding and the like, it's not some strange standalone effect. - Sulphur's valence electrons are further away from the nucleus and more shielded. By shielded we basically mean that there are more electrons between the outer electron and the nucleus (we know that's true, oxygen only has 1s2 whereas sulphur has 1s2, 2s2, 2p6 to help shield). If we shield our electrons from the nucleus, there's less positive charge pulling them in - meaning they're easier to pull off and bond with. Being further away from the nucleus is helpful in the same way...although it's not really the same effect...they're similar enough to mention together. Hope that's useful. What are you smoking... Draw the Lewis dot diagram for SF6. 48 electrons to account for. Now place them. The only way to draw it correctly has 12 electrons associated with sulfur. We know that this is only possible for elements with n greater than or equal to 3. That's where d-orbitals become available. Oxygen is n=2 and has no d orbitals available, and we can't associate more than 8 electrons with it. Not because it would be "too crowded since oxygen is small". Yikes. It is not ok to assume oxygen can be greater than 4 coordinate, ever! Even OF4 is impossible; there are 2 electrons we can't account for when trying a Lewis dot structure. This is the actual reason SF6 is possible.
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