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1
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What is non polar?

A

Doesn’t have a charge

Example: NaOH

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2
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Beneficial corrosion does what?

A

Makes metal stronger

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3
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Non beneficial corrosion does what?

A

Makes metal weak

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4
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What is binary acid?

A

2 elements

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5
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Acids do what?

A

Donate protons

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6
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Bases do what?

A

Accept protons

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7
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Element and compound

A

Element=1

Compound=2

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8
Q

Nerve tissue does what?

A

Transmits signals

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9
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What columns are the most reactive in the periodic table?

A

First column and last

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10
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What’s special about light?

A

We can sense it

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11
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What are the different green house gases?

A

Nitrogen, methane, carbon dioxide

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12
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What is a specialized cell?

A

Cell used to create tissue

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13
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What is polar?

A

Anything with a charge

Ex: Na+ Na-

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14
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What is the critical angle?

A

Angle that refracts light at 90 degrees

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15
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How is light produced?

A
High temperature (incandescent)
Chemo luminescence: chemical reaction 
Triboluminescence: from friction
Fluorescence: visible light released
Incandescent: light is produced by heat until it glows
Phosphorescence: absorbs uv light
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16
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How are elements organized, how does that effect the number of protons?

A

There organized by atomic number which is the number of protons