REVIEWER IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE

 Nuclear Fusion-process do we call where to light nuclei formed together to form a single heavier

Nucleus

 Red giant -stages of the star used up its hydrogen supply in the core and

switched up to thermonuclear fusion

 Two neutrons and two protons combined to form an

element during element formation. -Helium with a proton number of 2 and mass number of 4.

 Ernest Rutherford discovers along with the discovery of the atomic nucleus- Proton

subatomic particles need to be changed when creating a new element- - Proton

 Electronegativity – of Non polar-less than 0.4

 Methane- It is a nonpolar molecule, Predominant IMF of London-Dispersion Force.
 Carbon Dioxide is non polar
 London dispersion is the weakest in IMF
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 nonpolar and have low molecular masses are most likely gases at room temperature and pressure.

 Water has high surface tension- because it has hydrogen bonding.

 Diatomic molecules has – Instantaneous Dipole or London Dispersion

 HCl- Dipole – Dipole

 HF has higher boiling point compare to HCl

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 Lotion composed of lipids.

 20% of guanine in DNA Bases

 Lowering the temperature will decrease the collision and increasing the temperature makes the
collision increase.
 To increase the rate of reaction you have to add more reactant. Or mix greater concentration of
reactant.
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 It remains unchanged in mass and chemical composition at the end of the reaction.- Catalyst
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3Fe + 4H2O → Fe3O4 + 4H2

Fe3O4- it has Y3

WATER is the limiting reactant

6 moles Fe and 8 moles H2O

 When Calculating the amount of product- you should -Products are calculated from the calculated
limiting reactant (LR).
 CaCO3(s) + 2HCl(aq) → CaCl2(aq) + CO2(g) + H2O(l)- it produces 1 CaCl2
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 high pressure water-that drives the turbines in a geothermal plant absorb heat energy
Solar Cells-has direct current

Coal, hydro geothermal -has turbines to rotate

Potassium Hydroxide- is common to soap and detergent

Sodium metasilicate- builder make cleaning effective

formaldehyde is also commonly used as a preservative in medical laboratories