Based on this information taken from the Periodic Table, what can you conclude about Potassium? Sclect allthat apply.O Potassium is atomic number 19An atom of potassium has 19 protons and 19 neutronsD An atom of potassium has 19 electrons and 19 protons39.098 is the weightedaverage of all isotopes ol potassiunHOCIHH.The type of bonding shown in the figure above isO kineticO ionicO covalentO hydrogenWe have all heard that dietary fats are linked to higher incidences of heart disease and cancer in humans.Choose the BEST hypothesis that a scientist can test with an experiment.O Fat levels above 30% of calories in the diet are correlated with an increase in heart disease and cancer.O Eating a diet of lard makes you fat.O Eating more meat causes cancer.O Dietary fat, heart disease, and cancer are all somehow interrelated.HI

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Based on this information taken from the Periodic Table, what can you conclude about Potassium? Sclect all that apply. O Potassium is atomic number 19. An atom of potassium has 19 protons and 19 neutrons 2 An atom ol potassium has19 electrons and 19 protons. 39.098 is the weighted average of all sotopes of potassiun HOCIH H. The type of bonding shown in the figure above is O kinetic O ionic O covalent O hydrogen HI

Based on this information taken from the Periodic Table, what can you conclude about Potassium? Sclect all that apply. O Potassium is atomic number 19. An atom of potassium has 19 protons and 19 neutrons 2 An atom ol potassium has19 electrons and 19 protons. 39.098 is the weighted average of all sotopes of potassiun HOCIH H. The type of bonding shown in the figure above is O kinetic O ionic O covalent O hydrogen HI

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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