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OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

can someone help meWhy is Sodium Chloride (NaCl) edible (why can we eat it)? Question 1 options: A) Because it tastes good. B) Because Sodium explodes in water. C) Because when sodium and chlorine bond it changes their properties. D) Without salt we couldn't have good popcorn.

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

help me plz

OpenStudy (amorfide):

Because it tastes good : not really an explanation as to why it is edible Because sodium explodes in water : again this explains nothing Without salt we couldn't have good popcorn : completely irrelevant Because when sodium and chlorine bond it changes their properties : we have a winner, this is your answer, this gives an explanation

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

so is it A B C D ?????

OpenStudy (amorfide):

if you read what I wrote you would know

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

Yeah you should really read the information, but it's C

OpenStudy (amorfide):

don't enable him to be lazy otherwise he will expect people to give him direct answers forever

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

When an atom gains or loses one or more electrons an ion is formed. Question 2 options: A) True B) False

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

what do you think it is

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

True

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

did you guess

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

honestly dont care, im just wondering if you did

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

nevermind its false

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

are you still there @Chlochlo2

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

huh?

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

is it true or false for this qustion When an atom gains or loses one or more electrons an ion is formed. Question 2 options: A) True B) False

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

true

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

next oneIonic Bonds are formed when oppositely charged ions attract; electrons are transferred. Question 3 options: A) True B) False

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@Chlochlo2 you still there

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

false

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

________ are the molecules that result from a chemical reaction Question 4 options: A) Reactants B) Rotting C) Products D) Fried Save

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

C

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

A chemical reaction, where more energy is released than is needed to get the reaction started, is called? Question 5 options: A) A really amazing reaction B) Endothermic C) Exothermic D) Non-reactive

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

exothermic

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

is that all your questions?

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being changed itself is known as? Question 6 options: A) Catalyst B) Ion C) Element D) Isotope

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

A

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

How many elements are found in the chemical formula C3H8O (rubbing alcohol)? Question 7 options: A) 2 B) 0 C) 1 D) 3

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

D

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

What does the small number 2 show in this chemical formula H2O ? Question 8 options: A) There are 2 water molecules. B) There is half of a hydrogen atom. C) There are 2 oxygen atoms. D) There are 2 hydrogen atoms

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

D

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

In the chemical reaction below, what is the product? C + O2 → CO2 Question 9 options: A) Carbon (C) and oxygen (O2) B) Carbon (C), oxygen (O2), and carbon dioxide (CO2) C) Carbon dioxide (CO2)

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

just wonderin, how many more questions are there

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

i just have 2 more this one and anotherone

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

alright one sec

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

In the chemical reaction below, what is the product? C + O2 → CO2 Question 9 options: A) Carbon (C) and oxygen (O2) B) Carbon (C), oxygen (O2), and carbon dioxide (CO2) C) Carbon dioxide (CO2)

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

do you know this one

OpenStudy (chlochlo2):

sorry i have to go, hope you get the rest of the answers

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

just this one plz

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@zepdrix can you help me

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@sophie_610 can you help

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

help

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

help me plz

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@babyk can you help me plz

OpenStudy (babyk):

what one?

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

In the chemical reaction below, what is the product? C + O2 → CO2 Question 9 options: A) Carbon (C) and oxygen (O2) B) Carbon (C), oxygen (O2), and carbon dioxide (CO2) C) Carbon dioxide (CO2)

OpenStudy (amorfide):

reactants are what goes into it so C + O2 are the reactants the product is what it forms CO2 so the reactants on the left hand side, product on the right handside

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