Introduction to Chemistry
4th Edition
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Author: BAUER
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Chapter 1, Problem 153QP
Which of the following is an example of a hypothesis?
A The mass of products obtained in a
B. zine reacts with hydrochloric acid but copper doesn’t because zine is more reactive than copper.
C. Silver tarnishes.
D. Oil and water don’t mix.
E. All matter is composed of atoms.
How are the incorrect statements classified?
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