'Ium' presentation slideshows

Celebrating 150 years Periodic Table Historical remarks and current situation

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Element Names and Symbols in C h e m i s t r y

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Chapter 18 ???? (I) the transition elements (I)

Chapter 18 ???? (I) the transition elements (I). ??? Introduction ?. ????????? d ? f ?????????????????????? IIIB ? VIIIB ??????? 8 ?????????????????????????????????????????? Cu 2+ ?? 3d 9 ? Au 3+ ?? 3d 9 ?????????????? . ???????????? ??? (n-1)d,ns,np ????? ????

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HOW DOES THE PERIODIC TABLE LOOK LIKE?

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Hydrogen (H)

Hydrogen (H). Discovered in 1766 by Henry Cavendish Pilatre de Rozier lost his eyebrows when he breathed in Hydrogen and blew it over a flame He found it was released when metals were put in Sulphuric acid Hydro means water It is the most abundant element in the universe

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Osteology & Arthrology of the Pelvic Girdle ??????? ????? ????? ????? ?????? ?????

Osteology & Arthrology of the Pelvic Girdle ??????? ????? ????? ????? ?????? ?????. 1.

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Vocabulary Stems

Vocabulary Stems. List 15. tropo. turn trophy, heliotrope, tropism. gastro. stomach gastronomy, gastroenteritis. arthro. joint arthritis, arthroscopic. ventri. belly ventricle, ventriloquist. dors. back dorsal fin, dorsum. macro. Large macrobiotic, macroscopic. dextro.

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1. What does this symbol mean?

1. What does this symbol mean?. corrosive. 2. Sodium has this hazard symbol - what precautions should you take when using it?. Goggles, pick up with tweezers, use a safety screen. 3. What does this mean?. toxic. 4. What element does this represent?. sodium. Na. 5. Which group is it in?.

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The Word Within the Word

The Word Within the Word. Stem Lesson 15 Part 2 (stems 366-375). 366. gon. Sentence example: What is the difference between a pentagram and a penta gon ?. meaning: angle. Clue Words: pentagon, tetragon, decagon, hexagonal, diagonal, orthogonal. 367. lite.

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Figure 2.16

Some common monatomic ions of the elements. Figure 2.16. Can you see any patterns?. Cations. Anions. Formula. Name. Formula. Name. Charge. Charge. H +. hydrogen. H -. hydride. Li +. lithium. F -. fluoride. Na +. sodium. Cl -. chloride. K +. potassium. Br -. bromide. Cs +.

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EQUILLIBRIUM

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The Helium Story

The Helium Story. Leif Svalgaard Stanford University July 22, 2011. Spectrum of Helium. 587.49. Named after ????? (helios, the sun) because He was first discovered in the solar spectrum [yellow line D 3 ].

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WWW List #38

WWW List #38 . opia sight myopia, synopsis, biopsy Greek lent full of corpulent, turbulent, excellent Latin ef out effusive, efflux, effluent Latin ium an element radium, sodium, uranium Latin dicho in two parts dichotomy, dichotomize, dichotomist Greek

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Binary Ionic Compounds Compound Naming

Binary Ionic Compounds Compound Naming. Science 10 Chemical Reactions. Binary Ionic Compounds - Naming. The name of the first element, the metal, is named in full. The second element, the nonmetal, is named using the stem plus an -ide ending .

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