Write the chemical name for NaClO4.
The formula mass of Ca3(PO4)2 is _____.
The formula mass of Ca3(PO4)2 is _____.
If a mass of 100 g is able to extend a spring by 4 cm, the s…
If a mass of 100 g is able to extend a spring by 4 cm, the spring constant will be
What is the mass in grams of 1 mole of P2O5? [molar mass =…
What is the mass in grams of 1 mole of P2O5?
Write the chemical formula for tin(IV) carbonate.
Write the chemical formula for tin(IV) carbonate.
convert 25 cm2 in to m2
convert 25 cm2 in to m2
If the spring constant of a spring in 60 N/m, and one unknow…
If the spring constant of a spring in 60 N/m, and one unknown mass suspended on it was able to extend the spring by 25 cm. The unknown mass will be
Determine the electron pair geometry / molecular geometry fo…
Determine the electron pair geometry / molecular geometry for the following compound:
The formula mass of Ca3(PO4)2 is _____.
The formula mass of Ca3(PO4)2 is _____.
Message from Chemical Kim, First: When I review the test vid…
Message from Chemical Kim, First: When I review the test video and I don’t see you have set up the webcam so that I can see you, your work area, and your computer screen, you will get a zero grade. You CAN NOT use the nonremovable forward-facing webcam that came with your computer. You do need to have a webcam that detaches. Second: If you have a pen or pencil out, you will get a zero grade. You MUST use a whiteboard that is wiped clean at the end of the test. You will get a zero grade if I see a pen or pencil being used. Before you begin: YOUR CAMERA NEEDS TO BE A REMOVABLE WEBCAM IN THE CORRECT POSITION NO SCRAP PAPER ALLOWED! MUST USE WHITE BOARD! Show the camera the front and back of any printed handouts (only allowed to use the ones indicated). Show the camera the clean whiteboard Show the camera your calculator. If you’re using the calculator on your mobile (phone), it must be the “Desmos Test Mode” App. Select “Scientific Calculator” and Hit “Start Test” Show the calculator screen to the camera. Which of the following statements best describes an ionic bond?