Chemistry, 06.09.2021 14:00, animationfusion

Overview- We'll be focusing on the following objectives this week. . . ✶ Performing calculations with measured values using metric and/or english units and correct significant figures.
✶ Evaluating the quality of experimental results.
✶ Using relevant chemical theories to predict and explain experimental results.

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☞ What's one question you want to answer by the end of the week?

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