What is formed when two atoms of bromine bond together?

(1) a monatomic molecule

(2) a diatomic molecule

(3) a heterogeneous mixture

(4) a homogeneous mixture

Gold can be flattened into an extremely thin sheet. The malleability of gold is due to the

(1) radioactive decay mode of the isotope Au-198

(2) proton-to-neutron ratio in an atom of gold

(3) nature of the bonds between gold atoms

(4) reactivity of gold atoms

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Amiyah Hood

Chemistry

30 July, 08:51

What is formed when two atoms of bromine bond together?

(1) a monatomic molecule

(2) a diatomic molecule

(3) a heterogeneous mixture

(4) a homogeneous mixture

Gold can be flattened into an extremely thin sheet. The malleability of gold is due to the

(1) radioactive decay mode of the isotope Au-198

(2) proton-to-neutron ratio in an atom of gold

(3) nature of the bonds between gold atoms

(4) reactivity of gold atoms

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Dharma · Answer 1

The answer for question 1 is (2) diatomic molecule.

The answer for question 2 is (3) nature of bonds

Ann Mcfarland · Answer 2

Question One:

(2) A diatomic molecule

Question two:

(3) nature of bonds between gold atoms

More on question two:

Gold and metals in general are malleable because of the so called "sea of valence electrons", which is generally unstable allowing it to be malleable and conductive.