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Chemistry

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1. How many covalent bonds can nitrogen form?

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It has 3 unpaired electrons in its outermost energy level (electron shell) therefore will form 3 covalent bonds

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It has 3 unpaired electrons in its outermost energy level (electron shell) therefore will form 3 covalent bonds

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2. Salts can also be made by reacting metals with acids. What gas is given off when a metal reacts with an acid?

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Hydrogen can be tested for using the 'squeaky pop' test

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Hydrogen can be tested for using the 'squeaky pop' test

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3. What is an acid?

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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4. Superconductors...

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In conductors, electrical energy is lost because of the heating effect caused by resistance. In a superconductor, hardly any electrical energy is lost, making electricity transmission much more efficient

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In conductors, electrical energy is lost because of the heating effect caused by resistance. In a superconductor, hardly any electrical energy is lost, making electricity transmission much more efficient

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5. What type of structure does the carbon in diamond form?

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A diamond owes its hardness to the arrangement of its atoms in this structure

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A diamond owes its hardness to the arrangement of its atoms in this structure

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6. The type of bonding that holds the atoms together in salt is...

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The sodium atoms donate an electron to the chlorine atom; they become ions -- $Na^{+}Cl^{-}$ -- and their opposite charges hold them together

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The sodium atoms donate an electron to the chlorine atom; they become ions -- $Na^{+}Cl^{-}$ -- and their opposite charges hold them together

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7. What type of bonding occurs when electrons are shared between the atoms in a molecule?

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One example of this occurs between hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules

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One example of this occurs between hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules

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8. A stable equilibrium can be achieved in a...

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A closed system is one in which no reactants or products can enter or leave

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A closed system is one in which no reactants or products can enter or leave

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9. At equilibrium, the amount of product(s) and reactant(s) is constant. Which of the following would increase the amount of product in a reaction?

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If the product is removed, there will be less of the reverse reaction occurring. The forward reaction will continue, forming more of the product to replace the quantity removed to re-establish the equilibrium. Adding more of the reactants would have the same effect

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If the product is removed, there will be less of the reverse reaction occurring. The forward reaction will continue, forming more of the product to replace the quantity removed to re-establish the equilibrium. Adding more of the reactants would have the same effect

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10. When a metal atom becomes a metal ion...

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Metal atoms lose electrons so there are more protons than electrons resulting in an overall positive charge on the newly formed ion

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Metal atoms lose electrons so there are more protons than electrons resulting in an overall positive charge on the newly formed ion

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