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  • Note: click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. The noun chemical compound has one meaning: Meaning #1 : (chemistry) a
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chemical compound?
I need to know these things about cholesterol for a project and i can't find them anywhere. *chemical name and formula *list the elements (name and symbol) in the compound *identify the compound as either ionic or covalent or an acid *list where the compound is found (nature or man made) *its primary use and three examples of other use's for the compound ALL SOURCES LISTED
Please visit : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C holesterol
What is a chemical compoundthat affects our environment?
I have to write a 1200 word chemistry paper about a chemical compound that affects our environment and I have no idea what compound to use. Any suggestions?
carbon dioxide seems like an obvios one.. or maybe CFC's [chlorofluorocarbons] these [haloalkanes] cause 'holes' in the ozone layer that let harmfull uv rays in and cause skin cancer. try it! good luck
What is the difference betweenan element and a chemicalcompound?
A. Only elements are normally found in nature. B. An element consists of only one type of atom. C. Only chemical compounds are normally found in nature. D. A chemical compound is always more massive than an element
B a compound is a combination of 2 or more elements, therefore having more than one type of atom, so we know that an element has one type of atom.
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