1. An cannot be broken down into any other substance. 2. The symbol for an element can be found on the 3. Fe is the for Iron. 4. A formula is used to represent. a 5. NaCl is the for Sodium Chloride. 6. A has a definite composition that will not vary. 7. A combined. is a combination of many different elements or substances not chemically 8. It is very to separatea mixture. 9. Matter can be either a or 10. A is the smallest particle in an element or compound.

1. An cannot be broken down into any other substance. 2. The symbol for an element can be found on the 3. Fe is the for Iron. 4. A formula is used to represent. a 5. NaCl is the for Sodium Chloride. 6. A has a definite composition that will not vary. 7. A combined. is a combination of many different elements or substances not chemically 8. It is very to separatea mixture. 9. Matter can be either a or 10. A is the smallest particle in an element or compound.

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

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Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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