Is an ionic compound an example of a chemical compound, or is a chemical compound an example of an ionic compound?
A. A chemical compound is an example of an ionic compound.
B. Neither is an example of the other.
C. An ionic compound is an example of a chemical compound.
D. Each is an example of the other.
Answer: C
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A) Clouds weigh so little that they fall too slowly to be noticed. B) Water evaporating from Earth's surface presents an opposing force to the falling cloud droplets. C) New cloud droplets continually replace those that fall to Earth's surface. D) Updrafts of air oppose the gravitational force.
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a. Hipparchus b. Claudius Ptolemy c. Hypatia d. Eratosthenes e. Pythagoreas
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A) cirrus. B) nimbus. C) cumulus. D) lenticularis.
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A) The oceans B) Water vapor C) Ground water D) Glacial ice E) Precipitation