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11.11.2020 •
Chemistry
What type of ions do nonmetals naturally form?
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Ответ:
Ответ:
Negative Ions
Explanation:
Nonmetals naturally form Negative Ions by gaining electrons to fill the valence shell
Ответ:
False (1). Reference to, or calculation of, different densities leading to
different masses (1) (2 marks)
b True (1). Density of olive oil is less than water and sea water but greater
than that of alcohol (1) (2 marks)
c False (1). Gold has a greater density than aluminium so equal masses
for both mean that gold will have a volume that is much less than that
of aluminium (about 7
1 of that of aluminium) (1) (2 marks)
d True (1). Use of mass = density × volume for both leads to the same mass;
or a similar argument (1)
Explanation: