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Transcribed Image Text:11. Which is a compound?
steel
water
a.
b.
12. If the volume of a substance is 98.2 cc and it has a mass 56.12 grams, it should have a density of kg/m³.
a. 570
C.
571.5
b. 572
d. Answer is not among the choices
13. When the electronegativities of two atoms are about the same,_______result/s.
a. Ionic bonds
C. Polar covelent bonds
b. Non-polar covalent bonds
d.
Both a and b
14. 80.45 g of charcoal was combined with 160.18 g of oxygen to produce ash and gases. How much ash, in
grams, were left if 220.3 g of gases were produced?
a. 20.3
b. 60.1
15. CH4 is the
C.
oxygen
d. Both a and b
a. structural
b. empirical
formula for methane.
16. Which is an element?
a. sugar
b. alcohol
C.
d.
C.
d.
C.
d.
79.7
Answer is not among the choices
molecular
Both b and c
water
None of the choices are elements
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