August
Define the word "burn" and it's relation to fires.
Mixed answer; (of a fire) produce flames and heat while consuming a material such as coal or wood.
Why are there so many Volcanoes in CA?
CA is in the Ring of Fire.
Which Orbital Block is Astatine in?
The p Block.
Where do you start drawing the dots for an element on a Lewis Dot Structure?
The top right corner.
What's the chemical formula for: Hexaphosphorus Decahydride.
P6H10
Heat, fuel and oxygen.
Why does Heat rise through the Mantle mostly by Convection?
Relatively hot rocks are less dense and rise in a gravitational field while relatively cold rocks are more dense and sink.
What's the chemical symbol for Calcium?
Ca
When drawing a LDS, what's the maximum of dot(s) on each side of the Chemical Symbol.
2 dots
Write the chemical formula for: Trigermanium Octaiodide.
Ge2I8
Why do nutrition labels use Calories, rather than calories?
A calorie is technically smaller than Calories.
Subduction produces Deep Ocean Trenches as the (??) and Volcanoes as the (??).
Plates push down, molten rock rises.
What's the A Group#, Atomic# and Family name of Neon?
8A, 10, and Noble Gases(8A).
Effective Nuclear Charge (??) down a Group on the Periodic Table.
Decreases.
How many atoms does Hepta- have?
7 atoms.
What are the three sources of energy for a wildfire?
Lightning, camp fires and downed power-lines.
How does the global cycle of Ocean Convection begin?
When dense water overlies lighter water.
Where are Triels located on the Periodic Table?
Group 3A/13
It takes less Energy for Gallium to (??) Ve- than to (??) Ve-.
It takes less Energy for Gallium to gain 5 Ve- than to loose 3 Ve-.
What's the BIC Chemical form for: Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate
(NA4)2HPo4
Why is the Celsius Scale easier to use than the Fahrenheit Scale when it comes to Water?
Celsius is often used for cold, freezing temperatures where rather Fahrenheit is used for boiling, hot temperatures. The temperature measurement for water is often colder than warm, making it more common/easier.
What's the consistency of Oceanic Crust, what's it made of and what's it found in?
What's the difference between Alkali Metals and Alkaline Earth Metals?
Alkaline metals have one valence electron, alkaline earth metals have two valence electrons.
Which bond is this?
The knot in the rope is between both teams because they are pulling with equal Force.
Nonpolar Covalent Bond (NPCoB).
(Prefix Problem)
H10Cl8; What's element #1 and #2 prefix's, the BMC name for this and how many atoms each prefix has?
Prefix #1+#2: Deca- , Octa-
BMC: Decahydride Octachlorine
Deca- Atoms: 10
Octa- Atoms: 8