Each new idea disproves all previous observations and experiments.
Environmental science is new. Our current understanding is based on observations and experiments performed within the past 20 years.
All knowledge of environmental science has been discovered.
Each new idea builds on observations and experimentation made by scientists around the world and throughout history.

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Question 8

Click to read the passages from The Metamorphosis, by Franz Kafka. Then answer the question. Which detail from the passages best reveals that Grete believes that Gregor is to much of a burden on the family?

She explains that she cannot continue to take care of Gregor.
She brings Gregor food even though she doesn't want to do so.
She can't be in the same room with Gregor without opening the windows.
She opens the windows to make Gregor feel uncomfortable.

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Question 9

1 1.1.4 Quiz The Scientific Process Question 6 of 10 Which of the following would be a testable hypothesis for an experiment that compares the health of salmon raised in fish farms to salmon caught in the wild?

Eight wild saimon and eight saimon from a fish farm are examined for diseases.
Do salmon raised in fish farms experience more diseases than wild saimon?
If a salmon is raised in a fish farm, then it may be less healthy than a wild saimon.
Salmon living in the wild experience fewer diseases than saimon raised in fish farms.

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Structure and Properties of Matter

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Question 10

Combined Gas Law: In practical terms, it is often difficult to hold any of the variables constant. Whica there is a change in pressure, volume, and temperature, the combined gas law is used.

\frac{P _{1} \cdot V _{1}}{T _{1}} = \frac{P _{2} \cdot V _{2}}{T _{2}}

Using the Combined Gas Law please complete the following chart: 24

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Question 11

COMPLETING SENTENCES Choose the correct word or term for each statement. Write your choice in the spaces provided.

A molecule is made up of
A single molecule has at least atoms.
are combined to make
There are elements than compounds.
Molecules are usually than atoms.

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Structure and Properties of Matter

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Question 12

The formula for starch is

C_{6} H_{10} O_{5}

. This stands for one molecule of starch. Answer these questions about the starch molecule.

Starch is made up of elements.

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Question 13

The number of different kinds of atoms in starch is 8. One molecule of starch has atoms of hydrogen. 9. The total number of atoms in one molecule of starch is 10. The number of molecules in a teaspoon of starch is about one hundred, more than a billion MATCHING Match each term in Columm A with its description in Column B. Write the correct letter in the space provided. Column A Column B

$CaF_{2}$

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Question 14

GAS LAW CALCULATIONS: Problem Set B. (SHOW ALL WORK)

A sealed flask contains $2.00$ moles of helium and $3.00$ moles of nitrogen. If the total pressure of the container is $200. KPa$ , what is the partial pressure of the nitrogen?
A $6.55$ Liter gas canister has a pressure gauge that reads $4.45$ atmospheres and a temperature gauge that reads $31. 5^{\circ} C$ . How many moles of gas are in the container?
At a temperature of 290. Kelvin, a 500, milliliter gas sample has pressure of $1.50$ atmospheres. If the pressure is changed to $3.75$ atmospheres at what temperature will the gas sample have a volume of 675 milliliters?
A gas occupies a volume of $30.0$ milliliters at STP. If the temperature is increased to 350. Kelvin, what will the new volume be if pressure remains constant?
Whose law is demonstrated by \#4? (harks' $Low$
How much heat energy is needed to convert 350 . grams of water to water vapor?