This week's lab is: identification of anions. during this weeks experiment, when using which of the following reagents are you required to make a solution of your unknown before adding the reagent? select all that apply.

dilute sulfuric acid

aqueous silver nitrate

acidified postassium permanaganate

aqueous barium chloride

saturated poatassium iodide (specific test)

saturated iron(ii) sulfate (specific test)

dilute nitric acid (specific test)

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Answer: 1s²  2s²  2p⁶explanation: from the periodic table, we can note that the neutral fluorine  has 9 electrons (symbol is shown in the attached image)therefore, the configuration of neutral fluorine  is: 1s²  2s²  2p⁵now, f⁻  means that the neutral fluorine  gained one extra electron. this means that f⁻  has 10 electrons.the extra electron will occupy the 2p level to make it complete.the configuration now  is: 1s²  2s²  2p⁶comparing between both f and f⁻, we can note that f⁻  has now complete orbitals which means that it is more stable than f based on lewis postulatehope this : )

Electricity is conducted when charges move from one place to another. in metals, the conductivity is due to delocalized electrons that can wander all over the place. you're probably already familiar with this.in solid ionic compounds, on the other hand, the ions aren't going anywhere. the cations and anions all attract themselves into a nice lattice and they're stuck there until they have a better reason to wander off. no moving ions = no electricity.however, if you melt an ionic compound or dissolve it in water, these ions are now free to move around. as a result, the solution can be made to conduct electricity.think about this, in solid form the outer shells of the elements are filling each other thus neutralizing the substance, but when you separate the ions (atoms of each element) their shells have space that needs to be filled or emptied, so they want to gain or loose electrons to have a full energy level. because they want this the electrons are able to move and "bounce" from ion to ion.i believe this is correct not 100%