Title:TRUE OR FALSE Description: Choose TRUE if the statement is correct, otherwise, choose FALSE. 6. In theory, if I have the following given: P, Cl,, Siy, I should balance Silicon last. C A. False C B. True 7. If I have Oxygen, Chlorine, and Bromine in the equation, I should ideally balance Bromine last since it has the highest atomic number in the periodic table. CA. True C B. False 8. Two liquids were combined. It was observed upon touching the container that it was very hot. In a few more seconds, white solids started to form at the bottom. We can say this is an example of a chemical reaction. C A. False C B. True 9. In theory, if we find a polyatomic ion such as so, on the left, we should find the same polyatomic ion on the right as one of the products. CA. True B. False 10. Gas elements such as nitrogen, oxygen, and bromine can be called ionic compounds. CA. False C B. True 11. In theory, if I have 1 S, and 40, on the left side, I should have 8 atoms of SO on the right side. CA. False C B. True 12. Two liquids were combined. It was then observed to spark in a split second, then emit gas, and have a different color from neither of the original liquids. We can conclude that this is an example of a chemical reaction. C A. True C B. False 13. In balancing formulas, we have to make sure that each element in the left has the same corresponding number on the right side of the uationseconds, white solids started to form at the bottom. We can say this is an example of a chemical reaction. A. False B. True 9. In theory, if we find a polyatomic ion such as so, on the left, we should find the same polyatomic ion on the right as one of the products. C A. True B. False 10. Gas elements such as nitrogen, oxygen, and bromine can be called ionic compounds. CA. False C B. True 11. In theory, if I have 1 S, and 40, on the left side, I should have 8 atoms of SO on the right side. CA. False B. True 12. Two liquids were combined. It was then observed to spark in a split second, then emit gas, and have a different color from neither of the original liquids. We can conclude that this is an example of a chemical reaction. CA. True B. False 13. In balancing formulas, we have to make sure that each element in the left has the same corresponding number on the right side of the chemical equation. CA. True B. False 14. In theory, if I have 2 H, and 2 0, on the left, then 4 HO on the right, this is already the balanced final answer. CA. True B. False 15. In theory, if I have 3 H, on the left side, I should have 4 H atoms on the right side of a balaced equation. A. True B. False