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31. The mass number of a nucleus is :
a) always less than its atomic number: b) the sum of the number of protons and neutrons present in
the nucleus; c) always more than the atomic weight; d) a fraction.
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An unknown solution has a ph of 7.2. which of these chemicals is likely to cause the greatest decrease in the ph of the solution when added to the solution? hf koh nh3 hno3
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31. The mass number of a nucleus is :
a) always less than its atomic number: b) the sum of the numb...
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