80. The water solution of a compound is green. The compound could be: a) NazSO4 b) K2SO4 c) FeSO4 d) MgSO4 abante miol malabMim do ansdot loM y 81. In the Periodic Table, The Transition Elements and the Rare Earth Elements are found in the: a) Odd numbered groups, only a mols onol5 6 lo slbun adt naowiod thibood oi b) Even numbered groups, only c) Groups 3-12, only d) Groups 3-12, and the Lanthanide and Actinide Series, only m 0ot (s 82. In the ground state, how many electrons are in the outermost 2 sublevel of each element in the Halogen Group? a) b) 2 c) 7 d) 8 Viviton e enb tolbm aimois bos aentoni (d oni zuiber oimols has 252 ob 63. Magnesium has a smaller atomic radius than sodium because the magnesium atom has more: a) b) energy levels c) protons d) valence electrons neutrons

80. The water solution of a compound is green. The compound could be: a) NazSO4 b) K2SO4 c) FeSO4 d) MgSO4 abante miol malabMim do ansdot loM y 81. In the Periodic Table, The Transition Elements and the Rare Earth Elements are found in the: a) Odd numbered groups, only a mols onol5 6 lo slbun adt naowiod thibood oi b) Even numbered groups, only c) Groups 3-12, only d) Groups 3-12, and the Lanthanide and Actinide Series, only m 0ot (s 82. In the ground state, how many electrons are in the outermost 2 sublevel of each element in the Halogen Group? a) b) 2 c) 7 d) 8 Viviton e enb tolbm aimois bos aentoni (d oni zuiber oimols has 252 ob 63. Magnesium has a smaller atomic radius than sodium because the magnesium atom has more: a) b) energy levels c) protons d) valence electrons neutrons

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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