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Amazing as always! Thank you

OMG. Helooo. The CA in caion is catod and the AN in anion is anod. DUDE

You’re right, it should be called cationization – historical science can always be brushed up on (as the model of the atom changed throughout the years.)

Thank you soooo much! this was a huge help.

you’re amazing. thank you so much. omg.

Ahh i see. Thanks.

It’s easier for them to lose one electron (so that they’ll reach a valence of 8 electrons in the previous energy level). He covers it in the video before this one.

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Why do they want to give away electrons on the first group.

I thought that that group wanted to gain electrons (to reach

awesome

I thought of the same. But you can think of it like this… Say you have Magnesium. Magnesium has 2 valence electrons. Since it has 2 valence electrons it will want to lose 2 for it to become “stable” thus, forming an ion. It would be written as Mg 2+ Think of it like it loses 2 electrons so Magnesium has more Protons now, since it lost 2.

Why isn’t #87, Fr, an alkali?

Those ions remind me of when I was getting Couples Therapy w/ that chemist. The therapist told us we were like 2 negative ions, b/c we couldn’t get along, that we canceled each other out.
When we got back to the car, he burst out laughing.
I asked him what was so funny, b/c I found her comment depressing.
He told me negative ions don’t do what she said.
I had no idea they didn’t. I failed high school Chemistry.
Now I’m beginning to see why he laughed.