7. Proteins and carbohydrates consist primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; these two molecules are types of and neutrons. 1. Each atom has a nucleus made up of р. 24. 2. In atoms, the number of protons is usually equal to the number of B. The atomic number of an atom is cqual to the number of compounds, p. 31. 8. On the pH scale, a pH of is neutral; a solution with a pH less than this is this is 9. Chemicals like bicarbonate that resist pH change are called р. 25. and a solution with a pH greater than p. 32. in the nucleus. p. 26. An alternative form of an atom is called an differs in the number of neutrons in the nucleus, p. 26. A bond formed between two atoms that share electrons is called it Р. 3. 10. When water molecules dissociate, they form ions. p. 32. and bond. p. 28. bonds form between oppositely charged atoms of a(n) polar covalent bonds of different molecules. pp. 29-30.

7. Proteins and carbohydrates consist primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; these two molecules are types of and neutrons. 1. Each atom has a nucleus made up of р. 24. 2. In atoms, the number of protons is usually equal to the number of B. The atomic number of an atom is cqual to the number of compounds, p. 31. 8. On the pH scale, a pH of is neutral; a solution with a pH less than this is this is 9. Chemicals like bicarbonate that resist pH change are called р. 25. and a solution with a pH greater than p. 32. in the nucleus. p. 26. An alternative form of an atom is called an differs in the number of neutrons in the nucleus, p. 26. A bond formed between two atoms that share electrons is called it Р. 3. 10. When water molecules dissociate, they form ions. p. 32. and bond. p. 28. bonds form between oppositely charged atoms of a(n) polar covalent bonds of different molecules. pp. 29-30.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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