In the Periodic table
Asked by Sukhmanjeet Kaur | 27th May, 2012, 02:16: PM
Expert Answer:
If an electron shell is complete, then the atom doesn't "want" any more electrons; therefore, it will not readily react with other atoms.
On the other hand, a shell that is incomplete will happily give or try to take electrons from other atoms, making it more reactive.
If an electron shell is complete, then the atom doesn't "want" any more electrons; therefore, it will not readily react with other atoms.
On the other hand, a shell that is incomplete will happily give or try to take electrons from other atoms, making it more reactive.
Answered by | 28th May, 2012, 09:16: AM
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