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This is the Message Centre for Dr Hell << Mendeleev Update, A592913 Yay! >> Subject: chemistry Posted Oct 30, 2006 by bluesusan   Posting 1 why do metals with 2 electrons in the outer shell have similar reacts to water thanks Read the First Reply to this Posting Subject: chemistry Posted Nov 8, 2006 by Dr Hell This is a reply to this Posting   Posting 2 Chemical reactions are, roughly speaking, nothing but pairings of outer shell electrons between atoms. If you have a similar number in the outer shell, you'll get similar reactions. As simple as that. HELL Conversation list Conversation list

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