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When metals are bonded with non-metals, what type of bond is formed?
ionic bond
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Give 3 reasons why Francium is the most reactive element?
bigger size more shells, weaker electrostatic force, easy to donate valence electron
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What is used in bioleaching?
bacteria
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It is the positive ion.
Cation
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It is the 7th group of elements.
Halogens
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What bond is in the molecule of water?
covalent bonds
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Give two reasons why Kr is unreactive.
it has full outermost shell. It is already stable, does not need to react.
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How many shells does Sodium (Na) has?
3
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The process by which gas changes into solid.
deposition
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What are valence electrons?
electrons at the outermost shell.
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These compounds do not conduct electricity at solid state but can conduct electricity aqueous state.
Ionic compounds
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The process by which particles move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower cconcentration.
diffusion
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What does metallic bond have that other type of bonds doesn't have?
delocalized electrons
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What metal ion produces lilac color flame?
Potassium (K)
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Who proposed the "Plum Pudding Theory" of atom?
Joseph John (J.J.) Thomson
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What is used in phytomining?
Plants
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How are metals extracted through displacement method?
More reactive metals replace a less reactive one.
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What is the electron configuration of Calcium (Ca)?
2,8,8,2
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It has similar number of protons and electrons but different atomic mass.
Isotopes
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How do enzyme work in a chemical reaction?
It acts as a catalyst. Using less energy while producing similar amount of products at a shorter periodof time.
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Which is the most reactive non-mental element.
Fluorine
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