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To: Tim Hall who wrote (354)	2/2/1997 10:25:00 PM
From: Jim F Joe	of 615

Hi Thall, >>>>> One of the key ingredients in Agua Regia was chlorine, one of the noble gases. The noble gases do not have all of their shells filled. They have one extra electron which is in one of the high energy shells. <<<<< Chlorine belongs to halogen, which have 7 electons in their outermost shell, that is, one less than a full outermost shell. Noble gases (He, Ne,...) have full outermost shell. >>>>> Chlorine gas is very unstable. In the presence of any water it mmediately forms hydrchloric acid. This is why chlorine gas is so deadly as are the rest of the noble gases. When these gases are inhaled they form a strong acid whch burns the lining in the lungs and can cause death immediately. <<<<< Chlorine, as a strong oxidizer, is harmful. Chlorine can remain as element in water, (aqueous solution), part of it will be involved in chemical reactions. Hydrochloric acid exists in gastric juice (a few per cent?). >>>>> elemets from the other side of the periodic chart such as sodium, ( which is missing an electron in a high energy shell) <<<<< They have one election in outermost shell.

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