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- The relative formula mass of the co mpounc CO_(x) is 44. Find x. A_(r) of Carbon (C)=12 A_(r) of Oxygen(O)=16 A_(r) of Hydrogen (H)=1
- 1 Which of the following is an example of a physical change? A Water freezing into ice ( B ) A piece of wood burning C A toy car rusting D Zinc producing hydrogen gas when mixed with water
- Which of the following is/are cofactors? Metal ions Heme Biotin All of the choices
- Which of these is a property of a substance that is composed of atoms that are held together by metallic bonds? It has a low melting point. It can be flattened and bent. It cannot be shaped into wires. It does not conduct electricity.
- a Why does a ules of ice form on the surface of a pond during freezing weather? (A) Molecules of water in the solid phase are less dense than those in the liquid phase. B Molecules of water in the solid phase are more dense than those in the liquid phase. (C) C Molecules of water in the liquid phase are less cohesive than those in the solid phase. D Molecules of water in the liquid phase are more cohesive than those in the solid phase. 9. Michael wants to test the effect of stomach acid concentration on the solubility of a particular oral medication. Which experimental design setup would best help him answer his question? (A) After allowing a pill to be exposed to one acid concentration , place it in a different acid concentration and then measure the remaining surface area. B C Using the same type of pill for each test, expose several pills to a single concentration of stomach acid and then measure the remaining surface area of each pill. Using the same type of pill for each test, expose several pills to different concentrations of stomach acid and then measure the remaining surface area of each pill. D Prepare solutions of different concentrations of stomach acid measure 50 milliliters (mL) of each into different beakers, and place different types of pills of the same mass into the beakers.