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OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

Can someone help me with a pre-test?

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

sure whats the question?

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

theres a few ive got lkike 5 done out of the 14 questions

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

Alright I will be here to answer :)

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

oky doky ill just tell you the answer i think then you can check is that ok?

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

Yep

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Which one of these characterizes a hydrophilic substance---a substance that is easily mixed with water? Substances that are polar in nature Substances that are non-polar in nature Substances that are inert in nature Im pretty sure its A

OpenStudy (aasthasalo):

Yes sure

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

hydrophilic substances are polar.

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

so i was right?

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

yes A polar molecule has a net dipole as a result of the opposing charges (i.e. having partial positive and partial negative charges) from polar bonds arranged asymmetrically. Water (H2O) is an example of a polar molecule since it has a slight positive charge on one side and a slight negative charge on the other. The dipoles do not cancel out resulting in a net dipole. Due to the polar nature of the water molecule itself, polar molecules are generally able to dissolve in water.

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

Which component in a graph indicates an independent factor? Y-axis X-axis Scale I think its the X axis

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your score went up! : D

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

correct In epidemiology, most graphs have two scales or axes, one horizontal and one vertical, that intersect at a right angle. The horizontal axis is known as the x-axis and generally shows values of the independent (or x) variable, such as time or age group. The vertical axis is the y-axis and shows the dependent (or y) variable, which, in epidemiology, is usually a frequency measure such as number of cases or rate of disease. Each axis should be labeled to show what it represents (both the name of the variable and the units in which it is measured) and marked by a scale of measurement along the line.v

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Which one of the following would be a good tool to represent data in terms of percentage of a whole? Pie chart Line graph Scatter plot I think its the pie chart

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

But are you talking about epidemiology? It doesn't make an actual difference but I was just wondering.

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

yes i think it was reffering to thst becaue its biolgy \

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

biology*

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

Okay this one i'm not too sure about it's really hard to explain but I suggest scatter plot but I may be wrong:/

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

one sec i search it up

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

I would say a Pie Chart. It is usually divided by percentages of a whole (100)

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

I thought so.

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

^ that sounds right but maybe not

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

yes because each percentage becomes a separate dot

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Which of these chemicals contains a carbon–carbon double bond? C2H6 C2H4 C2H2 Im pretty sure its C2H4

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

A carbon atom binds 4 times with other atoms. So it binds once, twice or three times with another carbon atom or with hydrogen (It can bind with other atoms of course, but it doesn't in these examples). So, in A the carbon has bond with another carbon and three hydrogen atoms. In C, the carbon is triple bond with another carbon, and one hydrogen atom. So B is correct: each carbon atom is bond with two hydrogen atoms and one double carbon bond.

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

i think theres like 4 more quiestions

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

alright I have nothing better to do haha

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Carbon atom is tetravalent in nature. How many hydrogen atoms can bind to one carbon atom? Four Six Two I think its four

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

I really don't have a good explanation but yes you are correct is is four.

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your score went up by 1 again

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

Thanks:)

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

anymore questions?

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Water obtained from natural resources does not show neutral pH. What is the reason behind this? The neutral nature of water changes due to its ability to dissociate into H+ and OH- ions. The neutral nature of water changes due to mixing of various salts, bases, and acids, thus changing its pH. The neutral nature of water changes due to mixing of other neutral substances, thus changing its pH. I think its B

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3 more after this.

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

The neutral nature of water changes due to mixing of various salts, bases, and acids, thus changing its pH.

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Amelia is working with two chemical solutions in her chemistry laboratory. Solution A neutralizes an acidic solution and solution B neutralizes a basic solution. What kind of solutions are solutions A and B? Solution A is a base and solution B is an acid. Solution A is an acid and solution B is a base. Solution A is a salt and solution B is a base. I thnik its A

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

It's A The base neutralizes the acid, the acid neutralizes the base

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2 more if thsts okay?

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

yep i'll be here all day

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Muddy water contains microorganisms, clay, and silt. Which of the following statements suggests that muddy water is a suspension? It is a heterogenous mixture and particles settle down if left undisturbed. It is a heterogenous mixture and particles do not settle down. It is a homogenous mixture and particles settle down if left undisturbed. I think its B

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

correct its b

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

An atom has an atomic number 17 and atomic mass number 35. How many neutrons are present in its nucleus? 17 18 35 Im not sure about this one

OpenStudy (i.need.test.help):

I think maybe its B

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

Neutrons = Mass number - Atomic number

OpenStudy (lgnd_88):

now try and figure it out with that equation hope it helped:)

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