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8Fa Dalton's Atomic model gamma

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Why is the physical property of ductility important for metals?

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Which statement about Dalton's atomic model is correct?
Atoms can be divided into smaller parts
Atoms of the same element can have different masses
Atoms of different elements combine in simple whole-number ratios
Atoms have a nucleus made of protons and neutrons
Dalton’s atomic theory helped explain the law of conservation of mass by stating that:
Atoms can be created or destroyed
Atoms are rearranged in chemical reactions but not changed
Atoms disappear after chemical reactions
Atoms change into new atoms during reactions
Which pair of elements both have symbols with only one letter?
Oxygen and Magnesium
Fluorine and Neon
Carbon and Potassium
Helium and Lithium
Which property is most typical of metal elements?
High density
Conduct heat and electricity well
Form acidic oxides
Malleable and ductile
Which statement about elements and atomic mass is true?
Elements with higher atomic mass are always gases
Elements with lower atomic mass are always liquids
Elements with similar atomic masses are in the same physical state
There is no direct relationship between atomic mass and physical state
Which element has the symbol 'Ag' and what is its physical property?
Argon – gas at room temperature
Silver – shiny, good conductor of electricity
Gold – heavy, soft metal
Aluminium – light, strong metal
How did Dalton's atomic theory support the idea that compounds are formed?
Atoms of different elements cannot combine
Compounds are made when atoms lose electrons
Compounds are made of atoms of different elements combined in fixed ratios
Compounds form when atoms merge into one
Which of the following is a correct symbol for an element and its atomic number?
Sodium (Na) – 11
Carbon (C) – 6
Potassium (K) – 19
All of the above
Which of these is an incorrect pairing of an element and its symbol?
A) Lead (Pb)
B) Sulfur (S)
C) Phosphorus (P)
D) Calcium (C)