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- Determine the number of moles of KNO_(3) that are in 784 g of the compound.
- True or False: If using Chlorine as a sanitizer you must have the equipment soak for 30 seconds minimum? True False
- Two models of the same compound are shown. C_(2)H_(4)O_(2) Model A HO H-underset (H)(ddot (C))-underset (H)(O)-H Model B In what way is Model B better than Model A? Model B shows the types of elements in the compound, but Model A does not. Model B shows the three-dimensional shape of the molecule, but Model A does not. Model B shows how the atoms in the molecule are connected, but Model A does not. Model B shows the number of atoms of each hi element in the molecule but Model A does not.
- Part I Atomic Structure Practice: Atomic Calculations 1. Draw five protons in the atom to the right. Label them with their charge. 2. Draw six neutrons in the atom to the right. Label them with their charge. 3. Draw five electrons in the atom to the right. Place two on the first energy level and three on the second. Label them with their charge. 4. What element did you just draw? 5. How do you know? Part 2 Periodic Table 6. Label each part of the periodic table notation shown to the right. 7. How do you know the number of protons in an atom? 8. How do you know the number of neutrons? 9. How do you know the number of electrons? Part 3 Atomic Calculations: Complete the chart below. 10. Element & Atomic # & Mass # & # of mathrm(p)^+ & # of mathrm(n)^0 & # of mathrm(e)^- & 3 & 7 & & & mathrm(P) & & 31 & & & & & 1 & 1 & & & 25 & & & 30 & mathrm(K) & & 39 & & & mathrm(Ag) & & & & 61 & & & 35 & 17 & & Si & & & & 14 & & & & 74 & 110 & & & & & 10 & 10
- Question-Answer the question below. __ 8. Which statement about the classification of matter is true? A. Mixtures are classified as pure substances, and they cannot be separated?physically. B. Mixtures are classified as pure substances, and they can be separated physically. C. Elements and compounds are classified as pure substances, and they cannot be separated physically D. Flements and compounds can be broken down to form pure substances.