A) true
b) false The atomic mass is never less than the atomic number.
c) this one is a bit tricky. For hydrogen, the atomic mass can equal the atomic number IF you are rounding the mass to the nearest whole number. That only works for hydrogen, though
d) false The larger the element, the more neutrons that are needed to keep the nucleus stable.
e) true
f) true
Answer:
Solid gallium is a blue-gray metal with orthorhombic crystalline structure; very pure gallium has a stunning silvery color. Gallium is solid at normal room temperatures, but as well as mercury, cesium, and rubidium it becomes liquid when heated slightly
Explanation:
gallium is like water it freezes to turn solid!
...or like Bruce lee get it?
For the number less than 0.1 such as 0.006, the zeroes to the right of the decimal point but before the first non zero digit show the decimal place of the first significant digit.
- The number that is given as digits is established using significant figures.
- Any two non-zero digits that are separated by a zero are significant figure.
- Every zero that is both to the right and left of a non-zero digit and the decimal point is not significant figure.
- The quantity of significant figures frequently reveals the degree of measurement accuracy. From the first non-zero digits in the figure, we may determine the number of significant figures.
There is only one significant figure in the provided number 0.06. The decimal place of the first digit is indicated by the zeros that appear to the right of the decimal point but before the first non-zero digit.
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Answer:
a boy pulling a toy train, the boy is
interacting with an object while applying a force to it,
another example of contact forces is friction.
Explanation:
A contact force is when two interacting
objects
(btw love your pfp)
<span>The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy works to (c) </span>invest in clean energy technologies that will strengthen the economy.
Their aim is to promote energy efficiency which will ultimately benefit the economy and the environment.
