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Gedrag van stoffen in water

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Beantwoord volgende vragen correct en ontvang je beloning.

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Gedrag van stoffen in water
 

Gedrag van stoffen in waterOnline version

Beantwoord volgende vragen correct en ontvang je beloning.

by Lander Tuypens
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Moleculen opgebouwd uit C- en H- atomen zijn..

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De eenheid van massaconcentratie is..

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Een emulsie is?

4

Wat is kenmerkend voor een dissociatiereactie?

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Wanneer polaire atoomverbindingen oplossen in water krijgen we?

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Moleculen opgebouwd uit C- en H- atomen zijn steeds apolair

De massaconcentratie wordt steeds uitgedrukt in gram per liter

Wanneer polaire atoomverbindingen oplossen in water ontstaat er steeds een oplossing