Chemistry

Recently Asked Questions In Chemistry

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15. Will I need an antibiotic if I have been diagnosed with an ear infection? *
O Absolutely
• Yes, if it is viral
• Yes, if it is bacterial
O NO
Answer

NO

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Antibiotics are only necessary if the ear infection is caused by a bacterial infection. If the ear infection is caused by a virus, antibiotics will not...
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How many people could the lifeboats hold? How many people wou
eboat? (paragraph 8)
his question refers to An Unsinkable Titanic-Ch 7-Step 3
Why didn't the Titanic carry enough lifeboats to save everyone?
is question refers to An Unsinkable Titanic-Ch 7-Step 3
Answer

The lifeboats on the Titanic could hold a total of 1,178 people. However, the ship was carrying over 2,200 passengers and crew, so not everyone could be saved even if all the lifeboats were filled to capacity. The Titanic did not carry enough lifeboats to save everyone because the regulations at the time did not require it, and the ship's designers believed that the Titanic was unsinkable.

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The Titanic was designed to be the largest and most luxurious ship of its time, and the designers believed that it was unsinkable. As a...
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1) Quando è stata scritta la dichiarazione di Helsinki?
a)1964
b) 1974
c) 1954
Answer

b) 1974.

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The Declaration of Helsinki is a set of ethical principles regarding human experimentation developed for the medical community by the World Medical Association (WMA). It was...
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I wasn't sure how Belinda would react
because |
. her long.
A didn't know
B wasn't knowing
C hadn't been knowing
D hadn't known
lan ..
... at the factory long when he
was made a manager.
A
hadn' been working
Answer

D hadn't known

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The correct answer is D, hadn't known. This is because the question is asking about Belinda's reaction, not about how long lan had been...
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Question 4 (1 point)
Prior to the Haltian Revolution, the mixed race population of Saint Domingue had freedom, but not equality. (See #3)
O True
O False
Answer

False

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Prior to the Haitian Revolution, the mixed race population of Saint Domingue had neither freedom nor equality. They were subject to the same restrictions as enslaved...
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5. What property did Mendeleev use to organize the elements into a periodic table?
6. Is the following sentence true or false? Mendeleev used his periodic table to predict the
properties of undiscovered elements.
Answer

5. Mendeleev used atomic mass to organize the elements into a periodic table. 6. True.

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Mendeleev used atomic mass to organize the elements into a periodic table. He arranged the elements in order of increasing atomic mass and noticed that elements with similar properties appeared at regular intervals. This allowed him to predict the properties of undiscovered elements and fill in gaps in the table. Therefore, the sentence is true.
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2.
How did Pablo Picasso use the medium
of painting to express the brutality of the
German attack on Guernica?
Answer

Pablo Picasso used painting to express the brutality of the German attack on Guernica by creating a large, monochromatic mural depicting the chaos and destruction of the event.

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Pablo Picasso used painting to express the brutality of the German attack on Guernica by creating a large, monochromatic mural depicting...
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Which events have happened in the play? Check all that apply.
• A soothsayer foretold that Caesar would gain greater power.
Citizens rioted because they feared that Caesar would be named king.
Citizens flooded the street to celebrate Caesar's victorious return.
Cassius revealed a plot to get Brufus to join the conspiracy against Caesar.
Caesar was offered the crown three times and turned it down all three times.
Brutus had an inner conflict between his love for Caesar and Caesar's ambitions.
Answer

• A soothsayer foretold that Caesar would gain greater power. • Citizens rioted because they feared that Caesar would be named king. • Citizens flooded the street to celebrate Caesar's victorious return. • Cassius revealed a plot to get Brufus to join the conspiracy against Caesar. • Caesar was offered the crown three times and turned it down all three times. • Brutus had an inner conflict between his love for Caesar and Caesar's ambitions.

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The events that have happened in the play are: - A soothsayer foretold that Caesar would gain greater power: In Act I, Scene 2, a soothsayer warns Caesar to "Beware the Ides of March," which is a prophecy that Caesar will be assassinated on March 15th. - Citizens rioted because they feared that Caesar would be named king: In Act I, Scene 1, the commoners of Rome are celebrating Caesar's victory over Pompey, but they become angry when they hear that Caesar may be named king. - Citizens flooded the street to celebrate Caesar's victorious return: In Act I, Scene 1, the commoners of Rome are celebrating Caesar's victory over Pompey and they flood the streets to welcome him back to Rome. - Cassius revealed a plot to get Brufus to join the conspiracy against Caesar: In Act I, Scene 2, Cassius reveals to Brutus that he is part of a conspiracy to assassinate Caesar and he tries to convince Brutus to join them. - Caesar was offered the crown three times and turned it down all three times: In Act I, Scene 2, Caesar is offered the crown by Mark Antony three times, but he refuses it each time. - Brutus had an inner conflict between his love for Caesar and Caesar's ambitions: In Act II, Scene 1, Brutus is torn between his loyalty to Caesar and his fear that Caesar's ambition will lead to tyranny. He ultimately decides to join the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar.
Question
Which interpretation of the poem focuses upon the identity of the
speaker of the poem?
A
Just as there is forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden,
there is a forbidden apple in this poem.
B
The poem iselif is filed with garden imagey.
remindng the reader of the Garden of Eden
C
The speaker of this poem reveals himself to be evil
when he rejoices in his enemy's destruction
he entire poem is a metaphor for holding a secret
D
irucdge and not revealing your ange
2:
3/
Answer

Option C focuses on the identity of the speaker of the poem.

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Option C is the correct answer because it specifically mentions the speaker of the poem and how he reveals himself to be evil. This interpretation suggests that the...
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27. How old is the soldier in the new steel helmer?
Answer

Unknown.

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I apologize for the brief answer. However, without additional context or information, it is impossible to determine the age of the soldier in the new steel...
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