A scientific question :)

[beuciphalus]

regarding transition metals , i.e. from group 3 to 7(or above....) due to vacant d-orbitals they tend to make stable compounds rahter than being in elemental state....
altough they are used in elemental state...and this is the reason why most of the metal ores are in compound form except gold and platinum...which are highly stable in thier elemental form....
in the case of bromine sodium iodine etc...due to highly reactive nature it has been seen that they are stable if they are in compounds...
and mate if you want to perform a chemical reaction so tha you can have a product you need to have a stable coampound which gives a stable product...
in short...it is a rule of nature that everything tends to perform better in stable state...
hope you are satisfied now...

 

[Shunsin no Shisui]

Unanswered question

Sorry guys, I recently made thread about a scientific question but unfortunately it remained unanswered and people just left U_U But I hope to find some answers now since the question is now more simplified.

Question: Why do the elements in Group 1 and Group 7 not have many uses on their own? Like, say Bromine. Why does it have less uses when it is an element on its own than when it is a compound?

 

[Wes Sine]

Re: Unanswered question

Dude who does questions like this on Naruto-Anime forums

 

[Shimsy]

Re: Unanswered question

Sorry bro weak in chemistry

 

[sulanis]

Re: Unanswered question

The reason you have not gotten an answer is because this is not a science and technology forum, this is a forum about Naruto.

I'm sure if you put element table into google you could find something to do with a forum on this subject.

 

[Anorien16]

Re: Unanswered question

Its obviously bocs of their of their nature isnt it? Just like some people their characteristics and properties does not have so many application and thus no useful ........

 

[ajflash]

Re: Unanswered question

Dude im still in the 7th grade

 

[DeadManWonderLand]

Re: Unanswered question

Sorry guys, I recently made thread about a scientific question but unfortunately it remained unanswered and people just left U_U But I hope to find some answers now since the question is now more simplified.

Question: Why do the elements in Group 1 and Group 7 not have many uses on their own? Like, say Bromine. Why does it have less uses when it is an element on its own than when it is a compound?

Simple really
Less interactions tend to end in fewer results.Or lesser new results.
Interactions are what cause events.

You can't have many new events (reactions) With a single lonesome element.


I am not no chemist so i can't give you an actual scientific breakdown of its make up to tell you specifics

 

[zamki]

Re: Unanswered question

Sorry guys, I recently made thread about a scientific question but unfortunately it remained unanswered and people just left U_U But I hope to find some answers now since the question is now more simplified.

Question: Why do the elements in Group 1 and Group 7 not have many uses on their own? Like, say Bromine. Why does it have less uses when it is an element on its own than when it is a compound?

Because it is really hard to find those elements alone...They always make compound with each other

 

[Shunsin no Shisui]

Re: Unanswered question

Dude who does questions like this on Naruto-Anime forums

The reason you have not gotten an answer is because this is not a science and technology forum, this is a forum about Naruto.

I'm sure if you put element table into google you could find something to do with a forum on this subject.

I'm sorry guys I forgot to put this in this thread, maybe you should check it. It's the earlier thread I made but didn't get much help >

You must be registered for see links

 

[Brd17]

Re: Unanswered question

They are very reactive elements so they will bind to anything they get near. Thus usually not being alone.

 

[avenged sevenfold]

atoms are built to work together as compounds. hence why compounds are made

 

[Wesobi]

Closed on request of the OP.