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SAT Subject Test: Chemistry
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25 Questions

1. Isoelectronic

2. What are the allotropic forms of sulfur?

3. F compounds are...

4. Nonmetals

5. NO3? - ClO3? - ClO4? and CH3COO (acetate) compounds are...

6. Isotope

7. Color of excited Na+

8. Chlorofluorocarbons

9. Radioactivity

10. Chlorate ion

11. Fission

12. Amine

13. Single Replacement / displacement reaction

14. What kind of bonds generally hold liquids together?

15. Alkaline metal oxides are...

16. Covalent bond

17. Carbon monoxide

18. Atomic radius trend

19. Alchohols

20. Alkali Metals

21. If G is positive - is the reaction spontaneous?

22. Oxides are insoluble and when reacted with water..

23. Brass

24. Exceptions to the octet rule

25. Sulfide color: CdS

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