Chemistry or Materials Science

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Questions (9)

According to table 1.3, what volume of iron would be needed to balance a 1.00cm3 sample of lead on a two pan laboratory balance?
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2. asked by Richard
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the time required for epoxy resin cement to set is about
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2. asked by chris
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A comparison of density values obtained by X-ray diffraction reveals that the percentages of vacant sites in aluminum (Al) are
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Anonymous
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polycarbonate has a density of 1.2 g/cm3. a photo frame is constructed from two 3.00mm of polycarbonate.Each sheet measures 28
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2. asked by andrea
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Are Cds made of dysprosium?As dysprosium has alloys with useful magnetic properties I would think it is more likely to used in
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2. asked by Emily
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what is silicon?and what is it used for
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2. asked by Bre m.
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hi I wanna know the safety precautions of using of lead
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2. asked by katy
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What is the mass of 15mL sample of mercury?Look up the density of mercury. mass = volume x density. Make sure the density is in
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2. asked by Crystal
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Complete the table below:Answer the following for a body centered unit cell. (Hint: Helpful information can be found by going to
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2. asked by brian
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