Yes they do. 
except At and Ts
Remember that also hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen are diatomic too
Original post by Hajra Momoniat
Remember that also hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen are diatomic too
Yeah I know that already as they are the most common gases
Original post by Hajra Momoniat
except At and Ts
What is element is Ts?
That's ok then sorry for the repetition
Original post by Hajra Momoniat
That's ok then sorry for the repetition
What element is Ts?
Original post by JackT2000
What element is Ts?
Tennessine
Original post by Hajra Momoniat
Tennessine
Thanks
Oh that's not on my periodic table or on the one that you get with the exam paper (hence why Iv'e never heard of it lol)
Original post by JackT2000
Thanks
Oh that's not on my periodic table or on the one that you get with the exam paper (hence why Iv'e never heard of it lol)
Oh that's not on my periodic table or on the one that you get with the exam paper (hence why Iv'e never heard of it lol)
O is it not? O yh of course because the last element in group 7 is astatine and Ts is below it. I didn't realise until now haha
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