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1. Match the following
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2. Nitrogen is a
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3. Which is NOT a factor that effects equilibirum?
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4. If we started with 75 protons and ended with 75 protons, what type of radioactive decay occurred?
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5. If I start with 92 protons and end with 90, what type of radioctive decay occured?
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6. If we started with 89 protons and ended with 90, what type of radioactive decay occurred?
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7. What type of reaction is repersented by the following?  Na + Cl  =>  NaCl
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8. What would be the "salt" formed in the following neutralization reaction?NaOH   +   HCl  =>   ____________   +  H2O
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9. A process where an unstable atom emits different types of charged particles.
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10. The extra proton comes from an electron during beta decay.
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11. Match the following types of decay with their descriptions.
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Match the following
Nitrogen is a
Which is NOT a factor that effects equilibirum?
If we started with 75 protons and ended with 75 protons, what type of...
If I start with 92 protons and end with 90, what type of radioctive...
If we started with 89 protons and ended with 90, what type of...
What type of reaction is repersented by the following?  Na +...
What would be the "salt" formed in the following...
A process where an unstable atom emits different types of charged...
The extra proton comes from an electron during beta decay.
Match the following types of decay with their descriptions.
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