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NEW 2023 BIOS 251 TEST 3 STUDY GUIDE WITH SATISFIED SOLUTIONS Chapter 01 Chemical Level of Organization • Mattering: Anything that takes up Space and Mass • Components of Atoms o Protons- positive charge o Electrons- negative charge o Neutrons- neutral Charge • Reading of Periodic Table • Electrons arrange in patterns called orbitals that prevent them from repelling each other. o Valence electrons are in the outer shell and are responsible for bonding. • Types of Bondin...

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