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How would you correctly write 19,000 in scientific notation?

How would you correctly write 19,000 in scientific notation?

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The following isotopes of theoretical element X are listed b…

The following isotopes of theoretical element X are listed below with their abundance and atomic mass. Determine the average atomic mass of element X.  Isotopes of X Isotope Abundance Atomic Mass (amu)  X-13 84.00% 12.99921 X-14 9.000% 13.9875 X-15 7.000% 14.9921  

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How many protons and electrons are in an atom of arsenic (As…

How many protons and electrons are in an atom of arsenic (As)?  Protons = [p] Electrons = [e]

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Answer the following statements regarding the periodic table…

Answer the following statements regarding the periodic table shown below. The section labeled A is the group named [1]. The section labeled B is the group named [2]. 

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Which of the following molecules have ionic bonding?  1) Na2…

Which of the following molecules have ionic bonding?  1) Na2O      2) C2H4      3) CaCl2     4) O2       5) NH3

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Which of the following molecules have ionic bonding?  1)  C2…

Which of the following molecules have ionic bonding?  1)  C2H6    2) Li2O      3)    NH3   4) CaF2     5) H2   

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The sample below is made up of different types of particles….

The sample below is made up of different types of particles. Two of those particles are zoomed in on labeled Particle A and Particle B. Determine what type of particle they are.  Particle A is [A]. Particle B is [B]. 

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Determine the amount of protons, neutrons, and electrons in…

Determine the amount of protons, neutrons, and electrons in element A. Protons =[1]  Neutrons= [2] Electrons = [3]

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Name the following compounds. SO2 [1] C3H8  [2] N2Cl3 [3]

Name the following compounds. SO2 [1] C3H8  [2] N2Cl3 [3]

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Determine if the following statements are true of false.  T…

Determine if the following statements are true of false.  There are more molecules in 1 mole of oxygen gas than 1 mole of nitrogen gas [1] There are more oxygen atoms in 1 mole of carbon dioxide than in 1 mole of carbon monoxide [2]  12 g of water (H2O) has the same number of molecules as 12 g of hydrogen dioxide (H2O2) [3]

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