I think it’s D.
sorry if it’s wrong
Lord Kelvin, were he alive today, would be considered a Thermochemist. Thermochemistry is interested in the role of heat in chemical reactions. This includes the role of heat both as a biproduct of chemical reactions and a facilitator.
Kelvin's description of absolute zero is an important concept in thermochemistry. At absolute zero, there is no movement of molecules, and no energy available facilitate chemical reactions.
Iron doesn't fit because it doesn't have enough atoms or protons in its nucleus so there for it belongs in column 2. <span />
The answer to is all the information on a line graph is as precise as the information in the data table would be FALSE
AXz
Explanation:
It is a chemical notation of nuclide
Here X is the symbol of the element
A is the mass number of element
A=n+p(sum of protons and neutrons)
Z is the atomic number.
For example, 12C6
Hers X is C, symbol of carbon
12 is the mass number and 6 is the atomic number of the carbon.
