Which of these are pure substances? L Steam II Crude oil II. Salt water IV. Gun powder V. Oxygen VL Mercury

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**Question 1**

Which of these are pure substances?

I. Steam  
II. Crude oil  
III. Salt water  
IV. Gun powder  
V. Oxygen  
VI. Mercury  

- ○ I, II, and III
- ○ I and III
- ○ I, II, III, and V
- ○ I, III, and V
- ● I, V, and VI

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**Question 2**

A sample of heptane always contains 84% carbon and 16% hydrogen. Which of these best explains this phenomena?

- ○ Law of Constant Composition
- ○ Law of Conservation of Mass
- ○ Dalton’s Atomic Theory
- ○ Law of Mass Action
- ○ Lavoisier’s Law

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**Question 3**

Which of these statements is not consistent with Dalton's atomic theory?

- ○ All atoms of gold have the same chemical properties.
- ● Electrons are equally distributed throughout an atom.
- ○ The properties of sodium are different from the properties of chlorine.
- ○ Compounds are formed when atoms combine in simple whole number ratios.
- ○ Atoms are rearranged in normal chemical reactions but are neither created nor destroyed.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 1** Which of these are pure substances? I. Steam II. Crude oil III. Salt water IV. Gun powder V. Oxygen VI. Mercury - ○ I, II, and III - ○ I and III - ○ I, II, III, and V - ○ I, III, and V - ● I, V, and VI --- **Question 2** A sample of heptane always contains 84% carbon and 16% hydrogen. Which of these best explains this phenomena? - ○ Law of Constant Composition - ○ Law of Conservation of Mass - ○ Dalton’s Atomic Theory - ○ Law of Mass Action - ○ Lavoisier’s Law --- **Question 3** Which of these statements is not consistent with Dalton's atomic theory? - ○ All atoms of gold have the same chemical properties. - ● Electrons are equally distributed throughout an atom. - ○ The properties of sodium are different from the properties of chlorine. - ○ Compounds are formed when atoms combine in simple whole number ratios. - ○ Atoms are rearranged in normal chemical reactions but are neither created nor destroyed.
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