chose an element . you get the element of your choice. answer the following questions. How...
chose an element . you get the element of your choice. answer the following questions. How did this element gets its name? What properties does this element have that have placed it where it is in the periodic table? What are some uses of this substance? How is it commonly encountered? Are there hazards associated with it? How so? What kind of reactivity does it have?
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Please I need answers to these questions, thanks.
brass ball gets so that it gets stuck in the ring. I've measured a similar piece of equipment. At room temperature (23 °C) the diameter of the ball is 1.90 cm and the inner diameter of the ring is 1.92 cm. How hot does the ball have to get in order for the ball to just get stuck? Hint: think of the diameter of the ball as a linear dimension, and find...
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