Quarter 2 Assessment Review
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- Q 1/32Score 0In the image above, what is number 1?29neutronelectron cloudelectronproton
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- Q1In the image above, what is number 1?neutronelectron cloudelectronproton45s
- Q2In the image above, what is number 2?electronneutronelectron cloudproton45s
- Q3In the image above, what is number 3?nucleuselectron cloudprotonneutron45s
- Q4In the image above, what is number 4?nucleuselectron cloudneutronelectron45s
- Q5In the image above, what is number 5?neutronprotonelectronelectron cloud45s
- Q6A molecule of sugar has 6 atoms of Carbon, 12 atoms of Hydrogen, and 6 atoms of Oxygen. What would be the correct chemical formula for sugar?C12H12O12C3H6O3C6H6O6C6H12O645s
- Q7Using the information from the periodic table, identify the number of protons.10847619445s
- Q8Using the information from the periodic table, identify the number of electrons.47108619445s
- Q9Using the information from the periodic table, identify the number of neutrons.10847946145s
- Q10the amount of space a material occupiesdensitymassvolumesolubility45s
- Q11the amount of matter in an objectsolubilityvolumemassdensity45s
- Q12mass per unit of volume of a substancevolumedensitysolubilitymass45s
- Q13the ability of one material to dissolve into anothersolubilitydensityvolumemass45s
- Q14definite shape and definite volumesolidliquidgas45s
- Q15no definite shape but definite volumesolidliquidgas45s
