Below are a few of the assessment questions:
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Question 9 = 3 point
Question 10 = 3 point
Question 11= 3 point (must be neat and correct)
Question 12 = 3 point (must be neat and correct)
The subscript is the number below the base line of an atom. For example, the subscript for H, which is Hydrogen, in the molecule CH4 is 4 it means that...
What does it mean if the is no subscript. For example, in CH4, carbon (C) has no subscript under it. This means...
1 Point
What is the subscript in this molecule below
What is the correct chemical formula for this compound below?
1 Point
What is the correct chemical formula for this compound below?
1 Point
What is the correct chemical formula for this compound below?
1 Point
What is the correct chemical formula for this compound below?
1 Point
An example of a chemical formula is the formula for water, H2O. Notice that the subscript under the Hydrogen means that there are 2 atoms of hydrogen and no subscript under O means that there is one atom of oxygen.
I want you to create a chemical formula for the molecule below. Do not forget the subscript(s). This question is worth 3 points.
An example of a chemical formula is the formula for water, H2O. Notice that the subscript under the Hydrogen means that there are 2 atoms of hydrogen and no subscript under O means that there is one atom of oxygen.
I want you to create a chemical formula for the molecule below. Do not forget the subscript(s). This question is worth 3 points.
Create two models of the following chemical equation. One with a straight chain and the other with a geometric shape. Must have the correct amount of atoms presented in the formula below
2 Point
Create two models of the following chemical equation. One with a straight chain and the other with a geometric shape. Must have the correct amount of atoms presented in the formula below
2 Points