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Any visible solid that has mass.
Any liquid that takes up space and has mass.
Anything that takes up space and has mass.
Any liquid or solid that takes up space.
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Liquid
Wood
Air
Metal
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Both charges must be positive.
Both charges must be negative.
The charges must be different.
All of the above.
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Fe2+
NaCl
I2
Fe2O3
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Melting ice cubes
Burning paper
Rusting iron
Burning gasoline
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There are no forces acting on the book.
The book is moving compared to the reference frame.
There are balanced forces acting on the book.
There are unbalanced forces acting on the book.
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Increase in mass.
Decrease in average kinetic energy.
Increase in average kinetic energy.
Decrease in mass.
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The temperature of the medium.
The density of the medium.
How well the particles of the medium transfer energy.
All of the above.
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The volume of the gas increases and the speed of the particles in increases.
The speed of the particles decreases.
The volume decreases.
The pressure decreases.
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As tracers for diagnosing disease
As an additive to paints to increase their durability
As a way of treating forms of cancer
As a way to study biochemical processes in plants
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Average speed
Instantaneous speed
Instantaneous acceleration
Displacement
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Power
Energy
Work
Potential energy
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Conduction.
Convection.
Contraction.
Radiation.
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Velocity.
Amplitude.
A vibration.
Earthquakes.
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Frequency.
Wave speed.
Wavelength.
Amplitude.
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A crest.
Noise.
Interference.
The Doppler effect.
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Electromagnetic waves.
A stream of particles called photons.
Rays that travel in straight lines.
All of the above.
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25 m/s
10 km/min
15 mi/h eastward
3 mi/hr
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Air escaping from a toy balloon.
A rocket traveling through the air.
A ball bouncing off a wall.
All of the above.
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Potential energy.
Mechanical energy.
Nonmechanical energy.
Conserved energy.
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Galaxy.
Nebula.
Milky Way.
Constellation.
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Centimeter
Kilogram
Cubic meter
Liter
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Gases.
Liquids.
Both gases and liquids.
Neither gases or liquids.
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At rest remains at rest unless it experiences an unbalanced force.
In motion maintains its velocity unless it experiences an unbalanced force.
Will tend to maintain its motion unless it experiences an unbalanced force.
All of the above.
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Period.
Wavelength.
Frequency.
Amplitude.
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Moving electrons form an electron cloud.
Electrons and protons circle neutrons.
Neutrons have a positive charge.
The number of protons an atom has varies.
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CO
CO2
KCl
O2
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Energy is conserved.
The formation of bonds in the product releases more energy than is required to break the bonds in the reactants.
Energy is released as bonds form.
All of the above.
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The temperature in the atmosphere during nuclear fission.
The masses of the missing nuclei and particles released.
The volume of the nuclear reactor.
The square of the speed of sound.
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Matter.
Particles.
Energy.
A medium.
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Mercury.
The Moon.
The Sun.
All of the above.
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Tossed salad
Soil
Salt water
Vegetable soup
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Oxygen
Hydronium
Hydroxide
Sulfur
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Frequency.
Crest.
Wavelength.
Amplitude.
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They have the same number of protons.
They have the same mass number.
They have similar chemical properties.
They have the same number of total electrons.
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Saturated.
Dilute.
Supersaturated.
Concentrated
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A ball being juggled
A woman walking 2.5 m/s along a straight road
A satellite circling Earth
A braking cyclist
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Air
Salt
Water
Sulfur
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Always solids.
Mixtures.
Pure substances.
Dense.
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Boiling
Condensation
Melting
Sublimation
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Convection
Contraction
Conduction
Radiation
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Ca(NO3)2.
Ca(OH)2.
H2O
CaH
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Systems are only used for heating.
Systems are only used for cooling.
Systems are used for heating and cooling.
The heating or cooling system's design allows loss of heat energy.
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The outcome is controlled.
Results are obtained by computer models.
One variable is fixed while all others are changed.
One variable is changed while all others remain fixed.
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Its molar mass is 83.79 g/mol Kr.
Its atomic number is 36.
One mole of krypton atoms has a mass of 41.90 g.
It is a noble gas.
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Compounds are held together by chemical bonds.
Each substance in a compound maintains its own properties.
Each original substance in a compound remains chemically unchanged.
Mixtures are held together by chemical bonds.
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Nonmetals.
Conductors.
Synthetic.
Noble gases.
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Attracts protons to electrons.
Holds molecules together.
Hold the atomic nucleus together.
Attracts electrons to neutrons.
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