Chemistry
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30Jan
What is the Bohr model for beryllium
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Chemistry
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30Jan
what kind of particles make up a compound
GwendaHawke544
Chemistry
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30Jan
What type of rock does preexisting rock become
kiaravanrossum
Chemistry
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30Jan
Find the mistake Cu(NO3)2(s) + CuO(s) → 2NO(g) + O3(g)
celinestep
Chemistry
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30Jan
what are metalloids used for
GamingZombie
Chemistry
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30Jan
30Jan
How r thermal energy and heat related??
Janoff973
Chemistry
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30Jan
30Jan
Is H2O a polar or non polar compound?
Newton495
Chemistry
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30Jan
Placing of a material in a new place is called _______.
brendhaluzguti
Chemistry
1 1
30Jan
1) the attraction forces between mercury atoms in liquid mercury are stronger than the Intermolecular forces between water molecules. Which of the following is most Likely true about mercury?( answer the correct answer) A) it has a higher surface tension than does water. B) it exhibits greater capillary action than does water C) it is very soluble in water
iremtrhn
Chemistry
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30Jan
what is polygenic inheritance
juliesarafine
Chemistry
1 1
30Jan
Describe how the particles mix in a solution
pam2sajofarm
Chemistry
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30Jan
Which of the following best explains why 1-butanol, CH₃CH₂CH₂CH₂OH, has a higher surface tension than its isomer, diethyl ether, CH₃CH₂OCH₂CH₃? (A) the higher density of 1-butanol (B) the lower specific heat of 1-butanol (C) the lack of hydrogen bonding in 1-butanol (D) the higher molecular mass of 1-butanol (E) the presence of hydrogen bonding in 1-butanol
bmunday12
Chemistry
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