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- 16. Which ONE of these lamps is used for street lighting a. mercury halide b. high pressure sodium c. low pressure mercury vapour d. high pressure mercury vapour. 17. The base diameter of an area protected by a lighting mast is 50cm. The height of the arrestor is a. 100m b. 75m c. 50m d. 25m.
- The forces between the ions in a GIANT STRUCTURE are... EXTREMELY STRONG, making the compound HARD TO MELT EXTREMELY WEAK, making them NON- VISCOUS LIQUIDS QUITE WEAK, making them SOFT (ALMOST liquid) QUITE STRONG, making the compound SOLID but with a LOW MELTING point
- What does the number In SUBSCRIPT (egO_(2)) within a chemical formula represent? The number of MOLECULES of the FIRST ATOM within the formula The number of MOLECULES there are (relative to the other reactants and products in the equation) The number of ATOMS of a particular ELEMENT within a MOLECULE The number of MOLECULES within the ATOM
- Question 2 (1 point) If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately Open the windows Throw water on the fire Run for the fire extinguisher Notify your instructor
- Chromatography Drag the steps describing how chromatography is carried out into the correct order A spot of the solution to be separated is placed near the bottom of a piece of chromatography paper ) As the solvent soaks up the paper, it carries the solutes in the spot with it.The different solutes (solids) in the spot of solution move at different speeds ) This leaves a pattern of the separate solutes on the chromatography paper ) The paper is held upright. The bottom of the paper is dipped into a suitable solvent