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1
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Magnitude of: tera (T)

A

10^12

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Magnitude of: centi (c)

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10^-2

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3
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Magnitude of: micro (u)

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10^-6

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4
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Magnitude of: kilo (k)

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10^3

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5
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Magnitude of: giga (G)

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10^9

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6
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Magnitude of: milli (m)

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10^-3

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7
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Magnitude of: pico (p)

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10^-12

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Magnitude of: deci (d)

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10^-1

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9
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Magnitude of: mega (M)

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10^6

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10
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Magnitude of: deka

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10^1

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11
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Magnitude of: hecto

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10^2

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12
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Magnitude of: nano (n)

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10^-9

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13
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Melting point of water in the Fahrenheit scale

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32 degrees Fahrenheit

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14
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Boiling point of water in the Fahrenheit scale

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212 degrees Fahrenheit

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15
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What is the densest element known?

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Osmium (22.8 g/mL)

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16
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What is the metal, which is very rare in Earth’s crust but comparatively abundant in asteroids, that led to the asteroid-caused dinosaur extinction theory?

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Iridium

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17
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States that “different samples of the same compound always contain its constituent elements in the same proportion by mass”.

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Law of Definite Proportions

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18
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States that “if two elements can combine to form more than one compound, the masses of one element that combine with a fixed mass of the other element are in ratios of small whole numbers”.

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Law of Multiple Proportions

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19
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Negatively charged plate

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Cathode

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20
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Positively charged plate

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Anode

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21
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Charge of an electron

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-1.6022 x 10^-19 C

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22
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Mass of an electron

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9.10938 x 10^-28 g

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23
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Radiation product of radioactive decay that consist of positively charged particles

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Alpha Rays

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24
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Radiation product of radioactive decay that consist of negatively charged particles

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Beta Rays

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25
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Radiation product of radioactive decay that have no charge

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Gamma Rays

26
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Mass of a proton

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1.67262 x 10^-24 g

27
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Mass of a neutron

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1.67493 x 10^-24

28
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Name of the ion C^4-

A

Carbide

29
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Name of the ion Si^4-

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Silicide

30
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Name of the ion N^3-

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Nitride

31
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Name of the ion P^3-

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Phosphide

32
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Name of the ion O^2-

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Oxide

33
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Name of the ion S^2-

A

Sulfide

34
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Name of the ion Se^2-

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Selenide

35
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Name of the ion Te^2-

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Telluride

36
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Name of the ion (CO3)^2-

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Carbonate

37
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Name of the ion (ClO3)^1-

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Chlorate

38
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Name of the ion (CrO4)^2-

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Chromate

39
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Name of the ion (CN)^1-

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Cyanide

40
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Name of the ion (Cr2O7)^2-

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Dichromate

41
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Name of the ion (NO3)^1-

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Nitrate

42
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Name of the ion (NO2)^1-

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Nitrite

43
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Name of the ion (MnO4)^1-

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Permanganate

44
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Name of the ion (O2)^2-

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Peroxide

45
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Name of the ion (PO4)^3-

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Phosphate

46
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Name of the ion (SO4)^2-

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Sulfate

47
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Name of the ion (SO3)^2-

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Sulfite

48
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Name of the ion (SCN)^1-

A

Thiocyanate

49
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Molecular formula of diborane

A

B2H6

50
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Molecular formula of silane

A

SiH4

51
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Molecular formula of phosphine

A

PH3

52
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Molecular formula of hydrogen sulfide

A

H2S

53
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Acids that contain hydrogen, oxygen, and another element (central element)

A

Oxoacids

54
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Molecular formula of laughing gas

A

N2O

55
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Molecular formula of limestone

A

CaCO3

56
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Molecular formula of quicklime

A

CaO

57
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Molecular formula of slaked lime

A

Ca(OH)2

58
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Molecular formula of baking soda

A

NaHCO3

59
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Molecular formula of washing soda

A

Na2CO3 * 10H2O

60
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Molecular formula of Epsom salt

A

MgSO4 * 7H2O

61
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Molecular formula of Gypsum

A

CaSO4 * 2H2O

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