Chemistry in a Nutshell
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Using Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priority rules, ranks the following from highest to lowest priority.
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
True or False: A formal charge of 0 always means an atom has a full octet.
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Which of the following bonds is the most polar?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
True or False: A carbon atom has 4 valence electrons.
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Which element is most commonly used to produce the color green in fireworks?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow… but which fact about (pure) water is true?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Which is most likely to have ionic bonds?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
The water molecules in snowflakes have what type of crystalline structure?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Reindeer eat moss which contains arachidonic acid… but why is that beneficial to them?
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Chemistry in a Nutshell
Which scientists invented the "silver mirror test" to detect aldehydes, which is the same reaction used to coat the inside of glass bulb ornaments with silver?
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