Dimensional Analysis If snow falls at 1.5 in/hour how many mm/minute is that? (1in=2.54 cm)

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Dimensional Analysis If snow falls at 1.5 in/hour how many mm/minute is that? (1in=2.54 cm)

Average atomic mass Silicon has three different isotopes. The relative abundance and mass of each are: Si-28 92.23% abundant Si-29 4.67% abundant Si-30 3.10% abundant Calculate the average atomic mass for silicon

Density What is the density of CO gas if 0.196g occupies a volume of 100ml?

Density If a ball with the volume of 215 cm3 has a mass of 250.0 g, what is the density of the object? Will it float in water? (density of water =1g/ml)

What is the evidence for chemical change? (4 things)

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Separating a mixture Based on physical properties How would you separate a mixture of salt and pepper? How would you separate a mixture of lucky charms? How would you separate a mixture of sawdust, iron and salt?

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Frequency and Wavelength What is the frequency of radiation whose wavelength is 4.32 X 10-9m?

Frequency and Energy Calculate the energy of a wave whose wavelength is 3.56 x 10-7m.

Electron configurations Sulfur Calcium

Lewis Dot Structures for compounds