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Verified by AlloprofSecondary II • 3yr.
Why do chemical changes in chemistry respect Lavoisier's law (nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed)? It seems to me that we destroy something in order to create when there is a chemical change...
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary II • 3yr.
What does the phrase "nothing is created, nothing is lost, everything is transformed" mean ?
thank you!
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary I • 3yr.
What is the hydrosphere and what is it useful for? Thank you!
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary III • 3yr.
Hi,
I'd also like to know what is a constraint?
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary III • 3yr.
What are the 4 characteristics of links?
Thanks for your help :)
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary I • 3yr.
Hello! I was wondering if all gases were invisible? Thanks!
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary I • 3yr.
Hi! How do we do the litmus paper test? Thanks a lot!
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary I • 3yr.
Hi,
My teacher is asking me to measure the volume of a rock. How do I do that? The sides are not straight ... I cannot measure them!
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary II • 3yr.
Hello again! :)
Why is water not an element but a compound? In fact, I don't quite understand the difference. Do you have a tip?
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Verified by AlloprofSecondary I • 3yr.
How do you calibrate a flail scale? Anyway, I don't understand why this is important.