Lead has the most stable isotopes among the options provided
Toothpaste
Used for oral hygiene to remove plaque and bacteria, freshen breath, and leave the mouth with a clean feeling
The property of matter being demonstrated is volume
Milk of magnesia
Chemical name is Magnesium hydroxide
Water is always called by its common name
Aspirin
Chemical formula is C9H8O4
Table salt
Chemical formula is NaCl
Boiling Point
Most useful for Sarah to determine if the liquid is a pure substance or a mixture
Marsh Gas
Important source of hydrogen and other organic chemicals used in the manufacture of ammonia for fertilizers and explosives
Carbon-12 and Carbon-14
Isotopic pair used in radiometric dating of ancient organic materials
Quartz
Used in glassmaking and in the petroleum industry
Galena
Most important ore of lead, with most lead used for batteries
Homogeneous mixture
Sample consisting of two or more substances evenly distributed throughout
Uranium-235
Commonly used in nuclear reactors for power generation
Chlorhexidine digluconate
Commonly known as mouthwash
The pen with ink similar to the pen used to write the note belongs to Michelle
Michelle has the pen with ink that has the most number of pigments
Sam has the pen with ink containing only one type of pigment
Andrei's pen has the ink with pigments that spread out the most
Kate could be the possible one making the wrong act
Iron has the most stable isotopes among the elements listed
Technetium-99m
Commonly used in medical imaging
Decantation
Separating a liquid from a solid by gently pouring off the liquid
Household bleach
Chemical name is sodium hypochlorite
Fractional Distillation is the possible separation technique used if miscible liquids have a significant difference in boiling points generally around 70°C