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Question 1
Study the models shown in the picture. The models were all made using the same model kit. The methane model and the oxygen model are both complete and correct. In the carbon dioxide model, one atom is incorrectly represented with a blue sphere.
a. Think about the models shown above. What colors are used to represent the different elements?
(3 points)
The white spheres represent
atoms. The red spheres represent
atoms. The grey spheres represent
atoms.
Question 2
Keep thinking about the models shown above, and consider which elements are represented by which colors.
b. What color should the blue atom actually be?
(1 point)
Responses
white
white
black
black
red
red
grey
grey
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Study the models shown in the picture. The models were all made using the same model kit. The methane model and the oxygen model are both complete and correct. In the carbon dioxide model, one atom is incorrectly represented with a blue sphere.
a. Think about the models shown above. What colors are used to represent the different elements?
(3 points)
The white spheres represent
atoms. The red spheres represent
atoms. The grey spheres represent
atoms.
Question 2
Keep thinking about the models shown above, and consider which elements are represented by which colors.
b. What color should the blue atom actually be?
(1 point)
Responses
white
white
black
black
red
red
grey
grey
Skip to navigation
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GPT-4o mini
Based on your description of the models and the colors used:
**Question 1:**
The white spheres represent **hydrogen** atoms.
The red spheres represent **oxygen** atoms.
The grey spheres represent **carbon** atoms.
**Question 2:**
The color that the blue atom should actually be is **grey** (since the blue atom incorrectly represented in the carbon dioxide model should represent carbon).
**Question 1:**
The white spheres represent **hydrogen** atoms.
The red spheres represent **oxygen** atoms.
The grey spheres represent **carbon** atoms.
**Question 2:**
The color that the blue atom should actually be is **grey** (since the blue atom incorrectly represented in the carbon dioxide model should represent carbon).
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