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Two charged particles with the same-signed electrical charge…

Two charged particles with the same-signed electrical charge repel one another. While two charged particles with opposite-signed electrical charge attract one another.

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What is the process in which a neutral atom gains or loses o…

What is the process in which a neutral atom gains or loses one-or-more of its valence electrons called?

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What unique stone was first discovered in the Greek province…

What unique stone was first discovered in the Greek province of Magnesia which had magnetic properties when rubbed against iron?

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In an electrical circuit, what physical quantities are descr…

In an electrical circuit, what physical quantities are described with the following relationships: [first] = Current x Voltage [second] = Charge x Voltage

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Given the following chemical formula, what atoms, and how ma…

Given the following chemical formula, what atoms, and how many, make up the chemical compound ClO4F 

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Similar to electric charges, two opposite poles of a magneti…

Similar to electric charges, two opposite poles of a magnetic field [first] while two like poles of a magnetic field [second].

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Describe, in your own words, the Rutherford-Bohr model of th…

Describe, in your own words, the Rutherford-Bohr model of the atom.

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Each element in the periodic table of elements has with the…

Each element in the periodic table of elements has with the atomic symbol a(n) BLANK which tells the reader how many protons are in the nucleus of that atom.

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Describe Ohm’s Law and how it can be used to find the curren…

Describe Ohm’s Law and how it can be used to find the current, electric potential, and resistance across a circuit.

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Which of the circuits shown (1), (2), (3), or (4) below are…

Which of the circuits shown (1), (2), (3), or (4) below are examples of a parallel circuit?

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