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Q: What chemical symbol represents the element silver
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Q: Why is copper not used to prepare hydrogen by the action of dilute HCL on metal
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Q: What is tin a biodegradable or non biodegradable substance
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Q: Why do we add an excess of copper carbonate to sulphuric acid when preparing the salt copper sulphate
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Q: What is the molecular geometrical structure of C2H2Br2 and its hybridization
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Q: Would the vacuum flask work as well in keeping its contents hot if it's inner vessel cracked
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Q: Why benzene cannot decolonize KMnO4
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Q: What element has a larger ionic radius than sulfur
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Q: Is zirconium sulfide ionic or covalent
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Q: What is a properly written formula for the compound between copper and bromine
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Q: What color tube does PTH go in
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Q: What element has 41 neutrons 36 protons 36 electrons charge unknown
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Q: How would the pH of the equivalence point for standard solution titration differ from a strong acid-strong base titration
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Q: Which element would most likely be shiny solid at room temperature and have a high density
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