8. Use these models of Molecules of Water to answer the questions in the boxes. How many atoms of Hydrogen? 2 How many atoms of Oxygen? 1 How many atoms of Hydrogen? 6 How many atoms of Oxygen? 3 How many molecules? 3 molecules How many molecules? 1 molecule 9. What does a coefficient indicate? The number infront of a molecule 10. Which box (A or B) would need a coefficient in front of its chemical formula? 11. Write the formula for box A: 12. Write the formula for box B: Any subscripts? Any subscripts? Coefficients? Coefficients?

8. Use these models of Molecules of Water to answer the questions in the boxes. How many atoms of Hydrogen? 2 How many atoms of Oxygen? 1 How many atoms of Hydrogen? 6 How many atoms of Oxygen? 3 How many molecules? 3 molecules How many molecules? 1 molecule 9. What does a coefficient indicate? The number infront of a molecule 10. Which box (A or B) would need a coefficient in front of its chemical formula? 11. Write the formula for box A: 12. Write the formula for box B: Any subscripts? Any subscripts? Coefficients? Coefficients?

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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