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Energy

Energy

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Chemistry

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11th Grade

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Hard

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Yuan Chon

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23 Slides • 8 Questions

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are elements?

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H2O

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Ca

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Cl

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K

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HCl

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following are Compounds?

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C6H12O6

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Rb

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Na

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NaCl

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C7H14

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Multiple Choice

An element ____.

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a.

can combine with

protons to make an atom

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b.

is made up of compounds

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can combine with one or more other elements to make a compound

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is defined by the

number of electrons it has

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is an atom or group of atoms with a charge

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are ions

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Na

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Na+

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Fl-

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Ca2+

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C

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Multiple Choice

An acidic solution has....

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more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions and a pH greater than 7

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more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions and a pH greater than 7

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more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions and a pH less than 7

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more hydroxide ions than hydrogen ions and a pH of 7

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more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions and a pH less than 7

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Multiple Choice

If a carbon atom combines with oxygen atoms to form CO2, this would be described as ____.

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a.

a physical change

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a chemical change

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both a physical and chemical change

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first a physical

change and then a chemical change

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neither a physical change nor a chemical change

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Multiple Choice

. Matter is best described as ____.

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a.

thermodynamic

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something that has the

capacity to do work

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positively charged

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something that can produce change

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anything that has mass

and takes up space

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Multiple Choice

An atom’s mass number is equal to the total number of ____.

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neutrons and isotopes

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neutrons and electrons

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c.

neutrons and protons

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protons, neutrons, and electrons

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protons only

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