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Which column of elements on the periodic table is mostly unreactive?
Answer: noble gases
Why: Argon proves the point: it makes up about 0.93 percent of the air, and welders flood their arcs with it because it will not react.
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Which aqueous solution has the lowest freezing point at $1.0\text{ M}$?
Answer: Aluminum chloride
Why: That four-ion split is the van 't Hoff factor at work, named for the chemist who won the first Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1901.
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Which reaction mechanism proceeds through a carbocation intermediate?
Answer: $S_N1$
Why: Tertiary alkyl halides react fastest here because tertiary carbocations are the most stable, and the rate ignores the nucleophile.
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Besides gold, which pure metal is not silvery in color?
Answer: copper
Why: Copper absorbs blue and green light and reflects the rest, giving its orange-red glow; caesium is another pure metal with a warm, non-silvery tint.
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What smelly gas is primarily responsible for the odor of rotten eggs?
Answer: Hydrogen sulfide
Why: Bacteria break the egg's sulfur rich proteins down into hydrogen sulfide, a gas the human nose can detect at roughly half a part per billion.
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Which enzyme has the highest known turnover number in biological systems?
Answer: Catalase
Why: Reported values reach 40 million per second: one catalase molecule can break down that many peroxide molecules every second.