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  1. in a lab expirement, going up 90 degrees has the most potential energy, why?
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  2. Posted by chrissy on Saturday, January 6, 2007 at 1:23pm.In a lab expirement you add copper(II)nitrate to pure zinc. Write a
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  3. In a lab expirement you add copper(II)nitrate to pure zinc. Write a balanced equation for this expirement and predict if a
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  4. the accepted density of helium at stp is 0.18 g/L. during an expirement, 0.10g of helium with a volume of 0.54L at stp was
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  5. In a lab expirement you add copper(II)nitrate to pure zinc. Write a balanced equation for this expirement and predict if a
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  6. The average monthly temperatures of Atlanta, GA are shown below.Jan 32 degrees Feb 35 degrees Mar 44 degrees Apr 53 degrees May
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  7. Could these be the measures of 3 angles of a triangle?Responses A 10 degrees, 60 degrees, 100 degrees10 degrees, 60 degrees, 100
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  8. the ? describes the steps you use during an expirement
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  9. How can you tell when to use a field study instead of a controlled expirement?
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  10. how do I calculate error analysis on my tritation expirement?
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