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Atomic Particles and Elements

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Which component of an atom is positively charged?

B. electron

D. neutrino

A. proton (correct)

C. neutron

What is the majority of an atom made up of?

D. moving particles

C. empty space (correct)

A. the nucleus

B. charged particles

Which of the following lists contains only non-metals?

B. Helium, hydrogen, fluorine (correct)

D. Helium, hydrogen, silicon

C. Mercury, copper, zinc

A. Oxygen, carbon, lithium

What is the correct order of states of matter, from closest packed particles to most spread out particles?

<p>D. Solid, liquid, gas</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a metalloid or semi-metal?

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Atomic Particles and Elements

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Questions and Answers

Which component of an atom is positively charged?

What is the majority of an atom made up of?

Which of the following lists contains only non-metals?

What is the correct order of states of matter, from closest packed particles to most spread out particles?

Which of the following is an example of a metalloid or semi-metal?

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