| Question | Answer |
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| 1. What is the basic unit of matter?? | |
| 2. What are the two subatomic particles that have significant mass?? | |
| 3. What is the name of the smallest element by mass?? | |
| 4. What is the term used to measure 6.022x1023 units, particularly atoms?? | |
| 5. What are the three classical states of matter?? | |
| 6. What are the two types of substances which function by either donating or receiving a proton, a.k.a. H+?? | |
| 7. What would be the two products if you were to mix equal moles of strong acid hydrochloric acid and strong base sodium hydroxide?? | |
| 8. What kind of molecular bond happens between two nonmetals?? | |
| 9. What is the formula for the ideal gas law?? | |
| 10. What is the name of a reaction that absorbs heat?? | |
| 1. The term originally comes from the Greek word for 'indivisible.' | |
| 2. Both these particles reside in the nucleus, and neither is an electron. | |
| 3. This element, abbreviated H is the most abundant element in the universe. | |
| 4. This term shares its name with common underground rodent. | |
| 5. You may be more familiar with ice, water, and water vapor, which are all H2O in these three states. | |
| 6. Two common household examples of these are vinegar and ammonia. | |
| 7. There are oceans of them throughout the globe. | |
| 8. Instead of an ionic bond that transfers electrons, this type of bond merely shares them. | |
| 9. The variables involved are pressure, volume, temperature, the number of moles, and a constant. | |
| 10. This question would appear in the Thermodynamics section of your textbook. | |
| A hydrogen bond is actually an intermolecular force, not a bond. | |
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