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Alexandra [31]
2 years ago
6

Will give brainiest to which gives the most answers! Please answer as many as you can. All help is greatly appreciated!

Chemistry
1 answer:
pickupchik [31]2 years ago
3 0

1. NON-POLAR MOELCULE.


2. HYDROGEN BOND OR HYDROGEN BONDING.


3. POLAR MOLECULE.


4. UNSATURATED SOLUTION.


5. SOLUBILITY CHART.


6. HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE.


7. SCATTERING OF LIGHT, COLLOID.


8. SOLVENT.


9. SOLUTE.


10. HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE.


11. AN ALLOY.


12. DISSOLVE.


13. EQUILIBRIUM.


14. SOLUBILITY.


15. SUPERSATURATED.


16. SATURATED.


17. INSOLUBLE.


18. MOLARITY , MOLALITY.


19. ACID.


20. BASE.


21. pH scale.


22. pH .


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