Review the lecture note modules Chapt07g and 07h and Sect. 7.3 of the text. Classify the atoms and molecules below as being either refractory (condensing to solid phase at a high temperature in solar nebula), volatile (condensing to solid phase at a low temperature) or extremely volatile (never condensing to solid phase in the solar nebula). At least two materials will be in each of the three categories. There are 11 materials in total, you may need to use the horizontal elevator bar to scroll right to see them all. Items (11 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area below) No more items Categories Refractory Volatile Extremely Volatile ammonia (NH3) atomic helium carbon dioxide gas (He) (CO2) elemental nickel (Ni) calcite mineral methane (CHA) (Caco3) water (H20) quartz mineral (Sio2) fosterite mineral (Mg2SiO4) elemental iron (Fe) molecular hydrogen gas (H2)

Review the lecture note modules Chapt07g and 07h and Sect. 7.3 of the text. Classify the atoms and molecules below as being either refractory (condensing to solid phase at a high temperature in solar nebula), volatile (condensing to solid phase at a low temperature) or extremely volatile (never condensing to solid phase in the solar nebula). At least two materials will be in each of the three categories. There are 11 materials in total, you may need to use the horizontal elevator bar to scroll right to see them all. Items (11 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area below) No more items Categories Refractory Volatile Extremely Volatile ammonia (NH3) atomic helium carbon dioxide gas (He) (CO2) elemental nickel (Ni) calcite mineral methane (CHA) (Caco3) water (H20) quartz mineral (Sio2) fosterite mineral (Mg2SiO4) elemental iron (Fe) molecular hydrogen gas (H2)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

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Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

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