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- Question 1 (10 points) What type of matter is distilled water (H_(2)O) soltion b compound c homogeneous mixture c element
- 3. Analyze: What trend do you notice? __ 4. Investigate : Gather data for ionization energy across a period . Record in the table below. square square square square square square square square square square square square square square square square 5. Analyze: What trend do you notice? __ 6. Explore Examine other groups and periods in the periodic table to see if the same trends exist. What trends do you see in ionization energy down a group and across a period?
- oxygen nitrogen hydrogen sulfur 2.) Select the three elements that are a part of ANFO, ammonium nitrate? 3 points
- ? Question Which statements about sulfur difluoride are correct? Select all the correct answers. Each fluorine atom loses one electron to reach a noble gas configuration. D Each fluorine atom makes one bond. D The sulfur atom makes a total of two bonds. D The sulfur atom galns an electron to reach a noble gas configuration.
- Last Answered 22/12/23 [TRUE or FALSE?]: The SOLUBILITY of substances such as water changes at HIGHER TEMPERATURES. TRUE: The solubility will INCREASE at higher temperatures regardless of the solute FALSE: The solubility of a solvent DOESN'T CHANGE, even in different conditions TRUE: Water becomes MORE soluble for SOLIDS and LESS soluble for GASES FALSE: The solubility is only affected by a change in PRESSURE