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What are the properties of brass compared to German silver and bronze?
What are the properties of brass compared to German silver and bronze?
- Brass is a mixture of copper and tin, German silver is a mixture of copper and zinc, bronze is a mixture of copper, zinc, and nickel
- Brass is a mixture of copper and zinc, German silver is a mixture of copper, zinc, and nickel, bronze is a mixture of copper and tin (correct)
- Brass is only made of zinc, German silver is a mixture of copper and nickel, bronze is a mixture of copper and tin
- Brass contains copper and nickel, German silver contains copper and zinc, bronze contains copper and tin
What concentration of fluoride ions in water prevents tooth decay?
What concentration of fluoride ions in water prevents tooth decay?
- 1 ppm (correct)
- 1.5 ppm
- 2 ppm
- 3 ppm
What happens if there are high concentrations of fluoride ions in water?
What happens if there are high concentrations of fluoride ions in water?
- It causes tooth decay
- It improves tooth enamel
- It causes the tooth to become mottled (correct)
- It enhances dental health
Why are intravenous injections dissolved in water containing salts at particular ionic concentrations?
Why are intravenous injections dissolved in water containing salts at particular ionic concentrations?
Which component in a homogeneous mixture is typically referred to as the solvent?
Which component in a homogeneous mixture is typically referred to as the solvent?
What is the role of fluoride ions in preventing tooth decay?
What is the role of fluoride ions in preventing tooth decay?
Why are intravenous injections dissolved in water containing salts at specific ionic concentrations?
Why are intravenous injections dissolved in water containing salts at specific ionic concentrations?
What distinguishes the properties of brass from that of German silver?
What distinguishes the properties of brass from that of German silver?
How do high concentrations of fluoride ions in water affect the tooth?
How do high concentrations of fluoride ions in water affect the tooth?
What is the component that is present in the largest quantity in a homogeneous mixture?
What is the component that is present in the largest quantity in a homogeneous mixture?
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