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...untrained and used as a control. You...
...cytosines are detected as thymine during sequencing....
...normal weight, but as adults they developed...
...are then detected as thymine during sequencing....
...and is detected as cytosine during sequencing....

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...is the same as the atomic number....
...your answer numerically as an integer. Hint...
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...your answer numerically as an integer. Hint...
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...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
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...would be entered as 1s^22s^1. Hint 1....
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...the multielectron atom as a result of...
...electron is represented as , whereas paired...
...fill orbitals are as follows: 1. Hund's...
...electron is represented as a half arrow....
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...Express your answer as an integer. ANSWER:...
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...Some atoms, such as some transition metals...
...follows these rules as . However, by...
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...ANSWER: equally stable as less stable than...
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...classify the element as a metal, nonmetal,...
...Classify the substance as metal, nonmetal, or...
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...This is known as the Pauli exclusion...
...Questions rule (known as Hund’s rule ),...
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...many unpaired electrons as possible. In the...
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...chemical properties (such as magnetic properties) of...
...substances are classified as paramagnetic if they...
...the same direction as the external field...
...the following substances as diamagnetic or paramagnetic...
...atom or ions as paramagnetic or diamagnetic...
...atom or ion as paramagnetic or diamagnetic,...
...atoms or ions as diamagnetic or paramagnetic....
...Electron Electron configuration as configuration an orbital...
...Some ions, such as and , have...
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...size of ions as measured by ionic...

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...can be represented as follows: ANSWER: When...
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...between them. However, as the two atoms...
...the repulsive forces. As the attractive force...
...the two atoms as they are far...
...in potential energy as the hydrogen atoms...
...ANSWER: remains constant As the two hydrogen...
...interaction is predominant, as indicated by the...
...interaction is predominant, as indicated by the...
...estimated bond length. As the bonded atoms...
...the valence electrons as dots around the...
...pairs of dots as appropriate to show...
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...pairs of dots as appropriate to show...
...each element. Treat as the valence shell...
...and electron dots as needed on each...
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...Classify each element as a metal or...
...would be entered as +1. Hint 1....
...Express your answer as a chemical formula....
...Express your answer as a chemical formula....
...Express your answer as a chemical formula....
...Express your answer as a chemical formula....
...molecule is drawn as follows: Each bonding...
...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
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...2. Classify elements as metal or nonmetals...
...the following elements as metal or nonmetal....
...predict bond type. As a general rule,...
...in each compound as ionic or covalent....
...within a substance as a whole. The...
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...trend Electronegativity increases as one moves from...
...your answer numerically as an integer. Hint...
...number of electrons as the nearest noble...
...number of electrons as the nearest noble...
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...number of electrons as the nearest noble...
...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
...Each bond counts as two bonding electrons....
...lone pair counts as two nonbonding electrons....
...your answer numerically as an integer. Hint...
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...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
...and bonding electrons as a bond. Hint...
...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
...Each bond counts as two bonding electrons....
...lone pair counts as two nonbonding electrons....
...your answer numerically as an integer. Hint...
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...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
...three resonance structures, as shown in the...
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...atoms are arranged as m HOFO. (Note:...
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...would be written as +1. Hint 1....
...the remaining electrons as lone pairs. Loading...
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...Express your answer as an integer. ANSWER:...
...would be written as +1. ANSWER: formal...
...would be written as +1. ANSWER: formal...
...Express your answers as charges separated by...
...would be written as +1. ANSWER: Formal...
...Express your answers as charges separated by...
...would be written as +1. ANSWER: Formal...
...certain molecules such as m CS_2, there...
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...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
...lone pair counts as two electrons. 3....
...Each bond counts as two bonding electrons....
...can be calculated as large{ m formal~charge...
...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
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...Each bond counts as two bonding electrons....
...can be calculated as large{ m formal~charge...
...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
...each bond counts as two electrons. Therefore,...

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...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
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...as much oxygen as the other. However,...
...and C are as follows: Relative mass...
...your answers numerically as integers separated by...
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...2 As early as 400 B.C., Greek...
...the following statements as true or false....
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...your answer numerically as an integer. ANSWER:...
...be three times as many atoms as...
...as many atoms as there are molecules....
...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
...which is known as Rutherford’s atomic model....
...which is known as Rutherford’s atomic model....
...atomic model are as follows: An atom...
...refined the atom as pictured by Dalton....
...external magnetic field, as would be expected...
...the fields undeflected as when no fields...
...unit of matter. As applied to atomic...
...key points are as follows: The behavior...
...to become known as electrons—a term coined...
...with an atom as a sea of...
...five extra electrons as a result of...
...contributions were made as a result of...
...particles, now known as helium nuclei, as...
...as helium nuclei, as they passed through...
...thin gold foil. As detected by a...
...questions unanswered such as how to account...
...continues to grow as new particles are...
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...the same mass as protons, but they...
...Express your answer as an integer. Hint...
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...Express your answer as an integer. Typesetting...
...by atomic number. As you can see...
...number of electrons as a noble gas.)...
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...does not exist as a negative ion,...
...elements do exist as both positive and...
...number of electrons as the nearest noble...
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...elements occur naturally as a mix of...
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...hits are described as chimeric proteins, a...
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...protein is discovered. As a result, there...
...chimeric protein such as the BCR-ABL protein....
...during the translocation. As a result, those...
...into vectors, such as bacterial artificial chromosomes...
...important sequences, such as open reading frames,...
...replaced map-based sequencing as a faster, cheaper...
...is the same as the sequence on...
...the complete contig, as shown below. ANSWER:...
...submitted (query) sequence as a horizontal red...
...sequences underneath it as pink or green...
...submitted (query) sequence as a horizontal red...
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...number of bases as the query sequence....
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...with an argument as to the best...
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...in rapid sequence. As in motion pictures,...
...spot is produced as the electrons strike...
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