ALL YOUR WORK. I get ALL YOUR test contains short answer questions and problems.
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ALL YOUR WORK. I get ALL YOUR test contains short answer questions and problems. For the problems, SHOW l do not award credit without work. Take time and set-up the problems. You will t at least 80% credit for setting-up the problem correctly. BE NEAT . Anything not easily understood could be marked wrong. READ the question and THINK about you're being asked before you start to answer. Do NOT try to make the questions hard. Watch your units. Cell phone usage is not allowed. This test contains 3 pages. Be sure you have a complete test and write your name on all pages . Short Answers (2 points per blank: 30 points total) 1. The unit system used in scientific work is the 2. What is the metric prefix for 102? 3. How many mg are in 2.1 kg? 4. Complete the following table: Name of Nuclear Atomic Atomic Number of Number of Number of Element SymbolNumber MassProtons Neutrons Electrons Chlorine (CI)CI Platinum (Pt) | . '78 pt | 35 17 18 17 17 197 and it contains 6. The central part of an atom is called its and 7. Atoms of the same element always have the same number of nf an atm resides in itsExplanation / Answer
The SI unit or units allowed by system of international
deci = 10-2or 0.01
1 kg = 1000 g
So 2 kg = 2000 g
2.1 kg = 2100 g
atomic number = number of protons
mass number = number of protons + number of neutrons
therefore, number of neutrons = mass number – atomic number
In 17Cl35 = 35-17 = 18, like in Pt = 195-78 = 117
number of electrons in atom = number of protons or atomic number
so , in Chlorine = 17
and in Pt = 78
The central part of an atom is called nucleus and it contains Protons and neutrons. Atoms of the same element always have same number of protons.
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