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What does chemistry study?
What does chemistry study?
- Behavior of light and sound
- Properties of living organisms
- Properties and behavior of matter (correct)
- Properties of inanimate objects
In what ways does chemistry interact with other scientific disciplines?
In what ways does chemistry interact with other scientific disciplines?
- Studies the behavior of celestial bodies
- Explains aspects of plant growth, formation of igneous rocks, medication workings, and more (correct)
- Focuses on the properties of electromagnetic waves
- Analyzes the behavior of subatomic particles
Why is chemistry sometimes called the central science?
Why is chemistry sometimes called the central science?
- It is the most complex scientific discipline
- It provides a foundation for understanding basic and applied scientific disciplines (correct)
- It is the only science that studies matter
- It is the oldest scientific discipline
What distinguishes chemical elements from each other?
What distinguishes chemical elements from each other?
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What is the scope of chemistry's subject?
What is the scope of chemistry's subject?
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What does chemistry address regarding chemical compounds?
What does chemistry address regarding chemical compounds?
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What defines the isotope of an element?
What defines the isotope of an element?
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Why is it not possible to see atoms with conventional microscopes?
Why is it not possible to see atoms with conventional microscopes?
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Where is more than 99.94% of an atom's mass located?
Where is more than 99.94% of an atom's mass located?
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What is the electric charge of a proton?
What is the electric charge of a proton?
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