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Other! (review and such)
100

Out of the following options, (a) which has the smallest frequency and (b) which has the smallest wavelength?

1. Visible light, 2. UV light, 3. radio/TV waves, 4. IR light, 5. x-rays, 6. microwaves

Draw spectrum on board.

(a) Radio and TV waves have the smallest frequency.

(b) X-rays have the smallest wavelength.

100

Give the difference between mass number and atomic number, demonstrating with an example.

Mass number is protons + neutrons, atomic number is just the number of protons.

200

DAILY DOUBLE!

If light wave A has a higher energy than light wave B, which will have a higher frequency and which will have a higher wavelength?

A will have a higher frequency, B will have a higher wavelength.

200

Convert 4005 mm to yards.

4.380 yards

300

What is the energy of a photon if the frequency is 2.50 * 1016 Hz (sec-1)? (h= 6.626 * 10-34 J* sec)

The energy is 1.66* 10-17 J.

300

How many protons, electrons, and neutrons are in 142Xe?

54 Protons, 54 Electrons, and 88 neutrons.

400

If the wavelength of a beam of light is 451 nm, what is the frequency? (c= 3.00* 108 m/sec)

6.65 *1014 Hz (sec-1)

400

(g)     Na  +  Br =   NaBr

initial 23.0   85.0     0

chg.  -23.0    ?b?   +102.9

final   ?a?      ?c?     102.9


a- 0, b-  79.9 g, c- 5.1 g

500

If a photon has an energy of 6.74 * 10-18 J, what will the frequency be? (h= 6.626 *10-34)

1.02* 1016 Hz (sec-1)

500

WITHOUT NOTES (as team)-

Give 1) full scientific method, 2) organization of matter, and 3) states of matter. Please illustrate at least one of these parts.

1) Observation, hypothesis, experimentation, theory, law, 2) Pure Substances- Elements and Compounds, Mixtures- Homogeneous and Heterogeneous, 3) liquid, solid, gaseous


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