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Theory - Answer A general set of of principles, supported by evidence, that explains some aspect of nature Facts - Answer What information is used to support a theory Morals - Answer Change with time; predominately related to religion Ethics - Answer Different matter to moral values; pertain more to scientific prudence People from all walks of life - Answer Which group should decide if technology should be implemented Protons - Answer positive charge, found in the nucleus, has mass Neutrons - Answer no charge, has mass, found in the nucleus Electrons - Answer negative charge, negligible mass, found in the shells that surround the nucleus Electrons - Answer Chemical reactivity and properties of atoms are largely determined by the arrangement of which subatomic particle? Chemical Bonding - Answer Binds atoms together to form molecules by filling the outer shell of each atom to give them the maximum number of electrons Covalent Bonding - Answer Atoms share one or more electrons (EX: Oxygen) Ionic Bonding - Answer Charge differences that result from ionization can produce an electrostatic attraction between ions; "bully bond" (EX: Table Salt) Hydrogen Bonding - Answer Links an already covalently bonded hydrogen atom with an electronegative atom; very strong polar attractions (EX: Water)

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BSC2005 EXAM 1 Questions and Correct
Answers 2026-2027 Updated.
Theory - Answer A general set of of principles, supported by evidence, that explains some
aspect of nature



Facts - Answer What information is used to support a theory



Morals - Answer Change with time; predominately related to religion



Ethics - Answer Different matter to moral values; pertain more to scientific prudence



People from all walks of life - Answer Which group should decide if technology should be
implemented



Protons - Answer positive charge, found in the nucleus, has mass



Neutrons - Answer no charge, has mass, found in the nucleus



Electrons - Answer negative charge, negligible mass, found in the shells that surround the
nucleus



Electrons - Answer Chemical reactivity and properties of atoms are largely determined by the
arrangement of which subatomic particle?



Chemical Bonding - Answer Binds atoms together to form molecules by filling the outer shell
of each atom to give them the maximum number of electrons



Covalent Bonding - Answer Atoms share one or more electrons (EX: Oxygen)



Ionic Bonding - Answer Charge differences that result from ionization can produce an
electrostatic attraction between ions; "bully bond" (EX: Table Salt)



Hydrogen Bonding - Answer Links an already covalently bonded hydrogen atom with an
electronegative atom; very strong polar attractions (EX: Water)

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