An element `A` has an atomic number of 6. Another element `B` has 17 electrons in its one neutral atom.
(a) In which groups of the periodic table would you expect to find these elements?
(b) What type of bond is formed between `A` and `B`?
(c) Suggest a formula of the compound formed between `A` and `B`.

An element 'X' has atomic number 6. Another element 'Y' has 17 electrons in its neutral atom. (a) To which group of modern periodic table to 'X' and 'Y' belong ? (b) What type of bond will be found in the compound. When 'X' and 'Y' combine ? (c) Write the formula of this compound. State reason for your answer in each case.

An element A from group 14 of the periodic table combines with an element B from group 16. (i) What type of chemicla bond is formed? (ii) Gie the formula of the compound formed.

Two elements X and Y have atomic numbers 19 and 17 respectively. Give their electronic configuration. To which period and group of modern periodic table do these two elements belong? What type of bond will be formed between them? Also give the chemical formula of the compound formed.

An element has atomic number 17. Where would you expect this element in the periodic table ? Why .

An element has atomic number 19. where would you expect this element in the periodic table and Why ?

An element has atomic number 19. Where would you expect this element in the period table and why ?

An element 'X' has an atomic number 11 while an element 'Y' has an atomic number 17. They are expected to form

A compound AB_(2) is formed when A donates one electron each to two B atoms. What type of bond is formed between A and B atoms ?