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Random Chemistry Facts
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This is the definition of atomic number.

What is the number of protons?

100

This is the name for P2O5.

What is diphosphorous pentoxide?
100
This scientist gave us the first atomic theory.

Who is John Dalton?

100

This is what happens to the water level when you add salt to a glass of water.

What is decreases?

200

You add these two things to get the mass number of an atom.

What are protons and neutrons?

200

This is the name for KCl.

What is potassium chloride?

200

This man is credited with the creation of the modern periodic table.

Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?

200

This molecule is produced when lightening strikes. 

What is ozone?

300

H2 is an example of this.

What is a molecule?

300

This is the name of Fe2O3.

What is iron (III) oxide?

300

This is the location of the standard kilogram by which all other kilograms are measured.

What is France?

300

This is the mass percent of carbon in a human being.

What is 18%?

400

This is the name of group 1 elements.

What are alkali metals?

400

This is the name for S7F6

What is heptasulfide hexafluride?

400

This was the experiment that helped discover the electron.

What is the cathode ray experiment?

400

There are this many metals that do not have a silver/grey color. 

What is 2? (gold and copper)

500

These are the only two elements that are liquid at room temperature. 

What are bromine and mercury?

500

This is the name for NH4OH

What is ammonium hydroxide?

500

This scientist proposed the Law of Conservation of Mass.

Who is Antoine Lavoisier?

500

This is the rarest element that occurs naturally in the earth's crust. 

What is astatine (At)?