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par. 2, line 8 |
Formula for table sugar is incorrect. |
Replace 22 oxygen atoms symbol, O, with hydrogen symbol, H. |
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par. 3, line 5 |
"...(that's 2 billion..." |
"...(that's 2,000 billion..." |
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par. 1, line 5 |
"...other elements in the ore." |
"...other elements in the compound." |
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Section 4 Review |
"4. Could you isolate...Explain." |
Delete #4. |
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Section 4 Review, #5 |
"5. Thinking Critically..." |
"4. Thinking Critically..." |
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Multiple Choice, #3.a |
"change the appearance of a substance." |
"involve melting or boiling." |
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Volume and Temperature head |
"Volume and Temperature" |
"Relating Volume and Temperature" |
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Procedure head |
Breakage icon is missing. |
New head |
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Exploring the Periodic Table, periodic table, col. 5, row 7 |
"105
Ha
Hahnium
(262)" |
"105
Db
Dubnium
(262)" |
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Exploring the Periodic Table |
Periodic table data. |
For the most current periodic table data, go to the NIST periodic table link on the first Science page of the Prentice Hall Web site. |
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Exploring the Periodic Table, atomic mass data |
Bohrium (262)
Lawrencium (260)
Meitnerium (266)
Neptunium 237.048
Radium 226.025 |
Bohrium (264)
Lawrencium (262)
Meitnerium (268)
Neptunium (237)
Radium (226) |
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89
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Families of Metals head |
"Families of Metals" |
"Metals in the Periodic Table" |
02-Jan-2001 |
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90
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Fig. 13 art, Radium, line 4 |
"226.025" |
"(226)" |
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Checkpoint art, periodic table excerpt, col. 5, last row |
"105
Ha
Hahnium
(262)" |
"105
Db
Dubnium
(262)" |
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Fig. 14 art, atomic mass data |
Bohrium (262)
Meitnerium (266) |
Bohrium (264)
Meitnerium (268) |
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Fig. 15 caption, line 1 |
"The lanthanide metal..." |
"The actinide metal..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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par. 1, line 3 |
"...consists of 60 carbon..." |
"...consists of carbon..." |
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Fig. 12 caption, lines 4–5 |
"...to ripen (left). Acetylene is...pipeline (right)." |
"...to ripen." |
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#17, lines 5–6 |
"...made of 60 carbon atoms..." |
"...made of carbon atoms..." |
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#3.d |
"an ester." |
"a hydrocarbon." |
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#5, last line |
"...line.)" |
"...line. Also, not all graphs are linear. It may be more appropriate to draw a curve to connect the points.)" |
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List of Chemical Elements |
Chemical elements data. |
For the most current chemical elements data, go to the NIST periodic table link on the first Science page of the Prentice Hall Web site. |
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List of Chemical Elements, col. 1 |
Dubnium is not listed. |
Insert Dubnium data line:
"Dubnium Db 105 (262)" |
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List of Chemical Elements, col. 1, Hahnium line |
"Hahnium Ha 105 (262)" |
Delete Hahnium line. |
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Periodic table, col. 5, row 7 |
"105
Ha
Hahnium
(262)" |
"105
Db
Dubnium
(262)" |
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Periodic Table of the Elements |
Periodic table data. |
For the most current periodic table data, go to the NIST periodic table link on the first Science page of the Prentice Hall Web site. |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Periodic Table of the Elements, atomic mass data |
Bohrium (262)
Lawrencium (260)
Meitnerium (266)
Neptunium 237.048
Radium 226.025 |
Bohrium (264)
Lawrencium (262)
Meitnerium (268)
Neptunium (237)
Radium (226) |
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col. 1, alkaline earth metal, line 2 |
"...(p.89)" |
"...(p.90)" |
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col. 2, gas, line 2 |
"...(p.48)" |
"...(p.47)" |
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col. 1, noble gas, line 1 |
"...in Group 17 of..." |
"...in Group 18 of..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
Corrections of typographical or grammatical errors.
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par. 1, line 2 |
"...attracts the metals in the ore,..." |
"...attracts the metal in the ore,..." |
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#21, line 4 |
"...cookie dough." |
"...cookie dough?" |
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par. 3, line 5 |
"...has relativity low..." |
"...has relatively low..." |
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par. 1, line 5 |
"...gray white,..." |
"...gray-white,..." |
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col. 1, Inferring, line 1 |
"...an obser-vation,..." |
"...an observation,..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
Changes for clarification.
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par. 2, line 2 |
"...or decompose to form..." |
"...or break apart to form..." |
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par. 3, line 1 |
"...undergo a chemical change..." |
"...undergo a specific chemical change..." |
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Check Your Progress, lines 7–8 |
"...collect. You may want to discuss...your procedure with your partner. Answer..." |
"...collect. Work with your partner to discuss...your procedure. Answer..." |
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Fig. 7 caption |
"If a dog...with it." |
"If you stood on this scale on the moon, it would show that your weight is less there than on Earth." |
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Fig. 7 photograph |
The scale shown does not match the description in the accompanying text. |
New Figure 7 photograph |
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Discover, Think It Over, line 4 |
"...to infer facts from..." |
"...to make an inference from..." |
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Section 3 Review, #3, lines 1–2 |
"...consists of the elements oxygen and hydrogen. Could you..." |
Replace the phrase "the elements oxygen and hydrogen" with the chemical formula for water. |
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Fig. 16 caption, line 2 |
"...contain only the..." |
"...contain the..." |
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par. 4, lines 3–6 |
"...as a compound with some other elements. Copper compounds...in nature mixed with other materials in certain...economically useful element is called..." |
"...as a compound. Copper compounds...in nature in certain...economically useful material is called..." |
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par. 1, line 1 |
"...a solution of copper compounds, a chemical..." |
"...a solution of a copper compound, a chemical..." |
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Analyze and Conclude, #4, line 2 |
"...and copper chloride." |
"...and copper chloride solution." |
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Analyze and Conclude, #6, lines 2–4 |
"...explain why copper...and not a mixture of the elements copper and chlorine." |
"...explain why you think copper...and not a mixture." |
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par. 1, line 1 |
"...made of the ore..." |
"...made of the copper ore..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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par. 1, line 3 |
"...attracts the other compounds." |
"...attracts the other materials." |
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Check Your Progress, lines 3–4 |
"...with your partner. Repeat your partner's..." |
"...with a new partner. Repeat this partner's..." |
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#19, line 3 |
"...Which coin contains..." |
"...Which coin, A or B, contains..." |
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#19, line 6 |
"...Explain how you know." |
"...Explain." |
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#21, lines 1–2 |
"...Classify each of the following as a solution or a mixture:..." |
"...Which of the following is a solution:..." |
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#24, lines 3–4 |
"...happen to the gold atoms when solid gold melts to become a liquid?" |
"...happen to the volume of a given mass of solid gold when it becomes a liquid? Explain." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Wrap Up, Present Your Project, line 1 |
"...with your partner..." |
"...with your second partner..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Try This, #1, lines 1–3 |
"...a clear jar almost...another clear jar almost..." |
"...a clear plastic jar almost...another clear plastic jar almost..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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par. 4, lines 1–5 |
"The viscosity of lava...helps determine the type of volcanic eruption. A volcano erupts quietly if it has thin,...High-viscosity lava,...is typical of a volcano that..." |
"The viscosity of lava...can reflect the type of volcanic eruption. Some volcanoes that erupt quietly have thin,...High-viscosity lava,...is typical of some volcanoes that..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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par. 2, lines 1–3 |
"...You know the definition of volume—the amount...Volume is measured in units of cubic centimeters or millimeters. Because gases..." |
"...You know volume is the amount...Volume is measured in cubic centimeters, liters, millimeters, and other units. Because gases..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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par. 2, line 2 |
"...volume of a gas is..." |
"...volume of a gas at a constant temperature is..." |
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lines 3–4 |
"...hits the ground—splat—it just stays there! Why..." |
"...hits the ground, it doesn't bounce as high as it did. Why..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Fig. 22 caption, lines 4–5 |
"...Which of these...is chemical?" |
"...Which of these examples is most likely a physical change? Which may be a chemical change?" |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Section 4 Review, #2, line 1 |
"...in matter affected by changes..." |
"...in matter related to changes..." |
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last par., line 6 |
"...process is called corrosion. Some metals...acids." |
"...process of reaction and wearing away is called corrosion." |
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par. 1, lines 4–5 |
"...hard, bright white, and a good..." |
"...hard, gray white in color, and a good..." |
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Section 2 Review, #4, lines 1–4 |
"...Predicting Element 118 has not...element existed, however, where would it be..." |
"...Predicting Where would element 119 be..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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par. 3, lines 5–7 |
"...are very unstable,...they break apart very quickly into smaller nuclei..." |
"...are unstable,...they break apart into smaller nuclei..." |
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Fig. 18 diatomic hydrogen art |
Diatomic hydrogen
electrons have a minus sign label. |
New Figure 18 art |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Fig. 18 sodium and chlorine art |
Sodium and chlorine electrons have a minus sign label. |
New Figure 18 art |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Fig. 2 art |
Carbon electrons have a minus sign label. |
New Figure 2 art |
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par. 2, line 4 |
"...is bonded to four other..." |
"...is strongly bonded to four other..." |
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par. 4, lines 4–5 |
"...are bonded tightly together..." |
"...are bonded strongly together..." |
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Fig. 6 caption, line 2 |
"...atoms in fullerenes..." |
"...atoms in some fullerenes..." |
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par. 1, lines 4–6 |
"...arranged in a repeating pattern similar to the surface of a soccer ball. This form is called buckminsterfullerene, or fullerene (FUL ur een) for short, in honor of..." |
"...arranged in repeating patterns like the one shown in Figure 6. This form of carbon is called a fullerene (FUL ur een) in honor of..." |
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par. 1, lines 8–9 |
"...which the fullerene resembles. Because of their shape, fullerenes have been given the nickname 'buckyballs'" |
"...which some fullerenes resemble. Because of its shape, one of these fullerenes called buckminsterfullerene has been given the nickname 'buckyballs'" |
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par. 2, lines 2–5 |
"...may be able to carry substances inside them. Someday, fullerenes may be used to carry medicines through the body or to house very tiny computer circuits." |
"...may be able to carry other substances inside them. For example, fullerenes may be used someday to carry medicines through the body." |
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par. 4, lines 1–2 |
"...hydrocarbons. Methane, also known as natural gas, is used..." |
"...hydrocarbons. Methane, the main gas in natural gas, is used..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Fig. 12, right photograph |
The photograph caption implies that the welding torch shown uses acetylene. |
The welding torch shown is an electric-arc welder, which does not use acetylene. Remove photograph until a replacement can be found. |
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par. 1, line 5 |
"...in a hydrocarbon chain, a different..." |
"...in a hydrocarbon, a different..." |
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par. 1, line 8 |
"...in a hydrocarbon chain. Substituted..." |
"...in a hydrocarbon. Substituted..." |
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par. 4, line 2 |
"...atoms on a carbon chain. Each..." |
"...atoms in a hydrocarbon. Each..." |
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Fats and Oils section |
"If you have ever gotten a grease spot...higher melting points than unsaturated oils." |
New Fats and Oils section |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Art |
Shorten left Riders leader. |
New art |
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col. 1, chemical activity, lines 2–3 |
"...undergo a chemical change..." |
"...undergo a specific chemical change..." |
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col. 2, chemical change, line 2 |
"...combine or decompose to form..." |
"...combine or break apart to form..." |
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col. 1, diatomic molecule, line 2 |
"...atoms of the same element. (p. 97)" |
"...atoms. (p. 97)" |
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col. 1, fullerene, lines 2–3 |
"...a repeating pattern similar to the surface of a soccer ball. (p. 115)" |
"...a repeating pattern. (p. 115)" |
04-Nov-2001 |
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col. 1, temperature, line 1 |
"...average energy of the..." |
"...average energy of motion of the..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
Teacher's Edition
0-13-429200-6
Corrections of factual errors.
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Section 4 Review Answers, #4 |
"4. No, except...their ores." |
Delete lines. |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Section 4 Review Answers, #5 |
"5. Recycling programs will become more important." |
"4. Recycling programs will become more important." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Volumes and Temperature head |
Volume and
Temperature |
Relating Volume and
Temperature |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Families of Metals head |
Families of Metals |
Metals in the Periodic Table |
02-Jan-2001 |
Changes for clarification.
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Analyze and Conclude ans., #4, lines 3–5 |
"Unlike copper or chlorine, copper chloride dissolves in water to form a clear green solution." |
"Copper chloride solution is a clear green liquid." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Thinking Critically ans., #21 |
"Solution, one type of mixture—cranberry juice mixtures...cookie dough." |
"Cranberry juice is a solution." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Thinking Critically ans., #24 |
"Sample: When solid gold...in a greater volume." |
"Sample: Since the density of the gold decreases but the mass stays the same, the volume must increase." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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col. 1, Properties and changes of properties in matter, line 3 |
"...melting, freezing, and boiling..." |
"...melting and boiling..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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col. 2, The Structure of Matter, line 2–8 |
"...in motion. Adding energy to particles...so their shape and volume are not fixed. (Sections..." |
"...in motion. Particles of a solid vibrate in fixed closely-packed positions. Particles on a liquid, while close tgoether, move freely. Particles of a gas move freely and at greater distances from one another. Sections..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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col. 3, Energy, line 3 |
"...and volume. Gas particles..." |
"...and volume. For a given substance, gas particles..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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col. 3, Energy, lines 7–8 |
"...or chemical change, however, in any change, the total..." |
"...or chemical change, but the total..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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col. 3, Patterns of Change, lines 1–5 |
"The relationship between the pressure and volume of a gas is an inverse relationship. The relationship between the volume and temperature of a gas is driectly..." |
"At constant temperature, the pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship. At constant pressure, the volume and temperature of a gas are directly..." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Answers to Self-Assessment, lines 2–4 |
"...would not bounce as high. The cold air inside the ball would occupy a smaller volume, so the ball would be soft." |
"...would become softer and not bounce as high." |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Performance Assessment |
"Writing Have students summarize...the tire will increase.)" |
"Writing Have students describe how a balloon may be used to demonstrate Charles's and Boyle's laws. (Charles's Law—A partially filled balloon will expand when heated, showing that the volume of a gas increases with increased temperature when the pressure is constant. Boyle's Law—If temperature is constant and pressure outside the balloon decreases, the balloon will expand as the volume of the gas increases.)" |
04-Nov-2001 |
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Section 2 Review Answers, #1, line 1 |
"...increases, volume..." |
"...increases at constant temperature, volume..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Section 2 Review Answers, #2, line 2 |
"..increases, the..." |
"..increases at constant volume, the..." |
02-Jan-2001 |
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Panel Discussion, first bullet, lines 4–6 |
"...Consult the Science Explorer Web site at www.phschool.com for..." |
"...Consult the World Wide Web for..." |
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