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Chemistry Practice: Atomic Masses, Balancing Equations, Identifying Compounds - Prof. W. M, Study notes of Chemistry

Practice questions covering various topics in chemistry, including determining atomic masses, balancing chemical equations, and identifying compounds. Questions involve calculating the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons for different elements, finding the volume and mass of mercury, and balancing chemical reactions. Students are also asked to identify the empirical and chemical formulas for compounds.

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