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Draw the Lewis structure of (CHO)OCH₃ and then choose the appropriate set of molecular geometries of the three central atoms. Your answer choice is independent of the orientation of your drawn structure.
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According to the balanced reaction below, calculate the moles of NH₃ that form when 4.2 mol of N₂H₄ completely reacts 3 N₂H₄(l) → 4 NH₃(g) + N₂(g)
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Do you think you can pass this chemistry practice quiz? Safety is one of the more practical benefits of studying chemistry. It teaches you what happens when you mix certain chemicals, and it tells us what is hazardous and what is safe. New developments in chemistry have also led to improved sanitation and hygiene technologies, such as clean drinking water. This quiz will guide you on your journey of learning about chemistry.
The matter is composed of?
Very small particles called atoms
Various components of cells that create energy
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Matter cannot be:
Broken into smaller bits
Part of the earth
Created nor destroyed
Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?
Transition Metals
Which of the following elements are not metal?
Which type of element is brittle when it is solid, elements in a group tend to be.
More similar chemically
Less similar chemically
Not similar at all chemically
Which of the following are elements in Period 7?
Why do we categorize elements.
So it looks pretty
So that elements can be understood by their structure and placement in the universe
There are dates in which they were founded and it is easier to know which ones came first.
The periodic table shows a total of _______ metalloids.
al3+ + 3ch3coo- → .
(CH3COO)3Al
The periodic table is made up of elements that are arranged by?
Groups and periods
Periods and compounds
Families and elements
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Atomic number
Number of protons
Atomic Mass
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