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1 Hottest stars? Biggest stars? Brightest stars?
2 Hottest stars? Biggest stars? Brightest stars? 1 3

2 7 𝑁 14 88 π‘…π‘Ž 225 92 π‘ˆ 237 54 𝑋𝑒 127

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4 Nuclear Fusion? Nuclear fission? Chain reaction? Half-life?

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7 Least soluble at 5 degrees?
How many grams can dissolve of NaNO3 at 70 degrees? Cool NH4Cl from 70 to 30 degrees. How much precipitates?

8 Acids…? Bases…?

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11 evaporating condensation melting liquid freezing

12 States of Matter

13 Tomorrow we will review…
Balancing Mixtures & Physical/Chemical properties Heat problem Periodic Table Electron configurations Bonding Naming

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15 Cl C B

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