1. The activity of molecules is audible / inaudible
2. Molecules can / can't rotate.
3. Chemists use spectroscopy to analyse the shape / structure of molecules.
4. The NMR aligns / disrupts all the atoms in a molecule.
5. Light aligns / disrupts all the atoms in a molecule.
6. An amplitude versus time waveform can represent molecular / sonic / both sonic and molecular activity.
7. Chemists can / can't create molecules from scratch.
8. We can listen to the sounds of molecules in detail if we zoom in / zoom out.
9. As the sound decays / increases we can hear nuances.
10. After the magnetic field / molecular activity fades we can hear the sound of the molecular activity / magnetic field.
11. We can hear the buzz of electrons orbiting the nucleus as we get closer / further away from the molecule.
12. Chemists are generally concerned with individual / collections of molecules.
13. We 'zoom in' to sound waves my slowing them down / speeding them up.
14. As molecules warm up the sounds condense / expand.
15. At the molecular level a bond broken is always replaced by a weaker / stronger bond.
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