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a. strong force
b. radioactivity
c. a...
Word bank- (u may use more than once)
a. strong force
b. radioactivity
c. alpha particle
d. beta patricle
e. gamma ray
f. transmutation
g. nuclear fission
h. nuclear fusion
i. tracer
j. half life
k. allot
l. solute
m. solvent
n. concentration
o. solubility
p. saturated solution
q. unsaturated solution
r. electrolyte
s. non electrolyte
t. dissociation
u. absolute
v. absorb
w. chemical
1. which process is responsible for the release of energy by our sun
2. the substance in which solute is dissolved
3. extremely high energy electromagnetic waves
4. the process of changing one element into another element
5. the process of splitting a nucleus into two or more smaller nuceli
6. the process of two or more nuclei combining to form a larger nucleus
7. a radioactive isotope doctors use to locate molecules in an organism
8.the amount of time it takes for half of nuceli in a sample to decay
9. what keeps the parties of a nucleus together
10. the force that causes protons and neutrons to be attracted to each other
11. the process of nuceli decaying and emitting energy and energy
12. the process in which positive and negative ions mix with a solvent
13. more salute can dissolve in a/an
14. __ in lemonade, sugar is the and water is the.
16. the particles that is composed of 2 protons and 2 neutrons
17. a high energy electrĂłn that is emitted when a neutrons decays
18. the amount of solute actually dissolved in a given amount of solvent
19. the actual maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved
20. a solution that contains that all contains of the solute that it can hold at a temperature
21. the process in which positive and negative ions mix with a solvent
22. more salute can be dissolve in a/an
23. any solution that can dissolve more solute at a particular temperature
24. contains more solute than a saturated solution at the same temperature
25. compounds that produce solution of ions in water
26. the process in which molecular compounds dissolve in water forming charges particles
27. solutions that do not form ions in water and do not conduct electricity
28. the amount of solute dissolved in a given amount of solvent is
29. when ionic compounds undergo they dissolve in water
30. the metal steel is a
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