Chemistry figures for your tests and worksheets
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Volume Reading
A graduated cylinder, buret, or beaker showing the volume you type.
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Volume by Displacement
A graduated cylinder before and after an object is dropped in.
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Gas Syringe
A gas syringe showing the volume of gas you type, alone or collecting from a flask.
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Length Reading
A ruler, caliper or micrometer with an object to measure.
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Mass Reading
A triple beam or digital balance showing the mass you type.
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Temperature Reading
A liquid-in-glass or digital thermometer showing the temperature you type.
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pH Reading
A digital or analog pH meter, or pH paper, showing the pH you type.
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Titration Curve
An acid–base titration curve from molarities and pKa, or from the pH values you type.
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Heating and Cooling Curve
A heating or cooling curve for water, ethanol and other substances, or your own melting and boiling points, schematic or to scale.
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Potential Energy Diagram
A reaction energy profile from the energies you type, with Ea and ΔH, a catalyst or several steps.
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Particle Diagram
Atoms, ions and molecules scattered in a box or packed in a lattice.
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Bohr Model
An atom or ion’s protons, neutrons and electrons on their shells.
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Nuclide Notation
An isotope, ion or nuclear particle’s symbol with its mass number, atomic number and charge.
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Lewis Structures
The Lewis structure of a molecule or ion, correct or with mistakes to find.
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Dot-and-Cross Diagram
A molecule, ionic compound or atom with its shells as circles and its electrons as dots and crosses.
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Orbital Diagram
Any atom or ion’s electron configuration as arrows in orbital boxes.
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Line Spectrum
Bright-line or absorption spectra of elements, your own lines, or an unknown mixture.
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Photoelectron Spectrum
Any element’s photoelectron spectrum, H to Xe, one peak per sublevel.
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Mass Spectrum
An element’s mass spectrum: a peak for each isotope, as tall as its abundance.
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Half-Life Graph
Radioactive decay curves for carbon-14, iodine-131 and other isotopes, up to three on one graph.
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Spring Scale Generator
A spring scale with its pointer at any force, for reading practice.
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