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- 1)) The model below represents sodium fluoride Sodium fluoride is used in toothpaste to help prevent cavities. 1) Complete the statement. 4) Sodium fluoride is __ 4)) an elementary substance a compound
- This passage describes a chemical reaction.Read the passage. Then, answer the question below. Some chemical factories make hydrogen gas (H_(2)) using a process called steam methane reforming. In this process, methane (CH_(4)) combines with steam (H_(2)O) at high temperatures to form a mixture of hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide (CO). This mixture can then be used to make substances like hydrogen fuel and ammonia. In the chemical reaction described in the passage , which of the following are products? Select all that apply. carbon monoxide (CO) hydrogen (H_(2)) methane (CH_(4)) steam (H_(2)O)
- The theory of atomic structure... CHANGED as new evidence was found was PERFECT from the outset doesn't explain the existence of SOME SPECIAL ELEMENTS is actually very INACCURATE
- Q1. A student wants to compare the reactivity of an unknown metal, Q with that of zinc Both metals are more reactive than silver. The student is provided with: Silver nitrate solution. Metal Q powder. A thermometer. Normal laboratory equipment. No other chemicals are available. Describe a method the student could use to compare the reactivity of metal Q with that of zinc.Your method should give valid results.
- Will decreasing the pressure increase, decrease or have no effect on the number of collisions between the particles of two reacting gases? increase no effect decrease