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Chemistry Compend- Matching Flashcards

1
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An amine produced in putrefaction.

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Putrescine

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2
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Final products of hydrolysis of polysaccharides.

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Monosaccharides

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3
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Final products of the hydrolysis of proteins.

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Amino Acids

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4
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Final products of hydrolysis of fats.

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Fatty Acids and Glycerol

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5
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An amino acid.

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Glycerine

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6
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Water

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Vehicle

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7
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Sorbitol

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Humectant

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8
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Sodium citrate

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Anticoagulant

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9
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Methanal

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Preservative

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10
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Sodium tetraborate

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Buffer

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11
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Quaternaries

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Germicides

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12
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Resists changes in pH.

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Buffer

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13
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Solvents

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Vehicles

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14
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A substance that is capable of bringing about a reduction in the surface tension of a fluid.

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Surfactants

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15
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A masking/perfuming agent.

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Deodorant

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16
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Product of the reaction between HCHO and NH3.

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Urotropin

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17
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Inhibits the polymerization of HCHO.

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Methyl Alcohol

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18
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When in solution will not pass through semi-permeable membranes.

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Colloids

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19
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Aqueous solution of methanal.

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Formalin

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20
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A colorless gas.

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Formaldehyde

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21
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Protein-digesting enzyme.

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Pepsin

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22
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Anaerobic decomposition of proteins.

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Putrefaction

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23
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Blood sugar.

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Glucose

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24
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Self-digestion of cells or tissues.

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Autolysis

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25
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Specific in their action.

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Enzymes

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26
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Protein hydrolysis products.

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Amino Acids

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27
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Hydrolysis products of fats.

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Fatty Acids

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28
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A fat

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Tristearin

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29
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Possesses both weak base and weak acid properties.

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Amphoteric

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30
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A product produced by the process of decarboxylation.

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Carbon Dioxide

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31
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Having a greater osmotic pressure than others with which it is compared.

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Hypertonic

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32
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The resistance which a substance offers to flow. Refers to the thickness of the solution.

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Viscosity

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33
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A homogeneous molecular mixture of two or more substances.

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Solution

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34
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The movement of a diffusible component through a semipermeable membrane.

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Osmosis

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35
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The phenomena resulting from the uneven attraction that exists between the molecules at the surface of a liquid.

Tight grouping together of surface molecules.

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Surface Tension

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36
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Tight grouping together of surface molecules.

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Surface Tension

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37
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Molecules attract forming crystals.

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Solidification

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38
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Molecules absorb heat and pull apart.

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Boiling

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39
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Can crystallize out of a solution.

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Crystalloids

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40
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Solution with lower concentration.

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Hypotonic Solution

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41
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“Glue-like”

Milk, Gelatin, Glue

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Colloidal

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42
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.9% NaCl solution.

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Physiological Salt Solution

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43
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Solution with greater concentration.

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Hypertonic Solution

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44
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Contains more solute than it can hold at ordinary times under ordinary conditions.

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Supersaturated

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45
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More solute can be dissolved at a given temperature.

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Unsaturated Solution

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46
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Larger amount of solute in relation to solvent.

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Concentrated Solution

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47
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Small amount of solute in relation to solvent.

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Dilute Solution

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48
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Solvent has dissolved as much solute as is possible at that temperature and pressure.

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Saturated Solution

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49
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Separation of crystalloids from colloids by means of a semipermeable membrane.

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Dialysis

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50
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Salt and water.

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True Solution

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51
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Has alcohol as its solvent.

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Tincture Solution

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52
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Factor which influences solubility.

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Agitation

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53
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Subatomic particle with no charge.

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Neutron

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54
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Subatomic particle bearing a positive charge.

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Proton

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55
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Location of electrons.

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Orbits

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56
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Subatomic particle bearing a negative charge.

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Electron

57
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Location of protons.

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Nucleus

58
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Product of neutralization reaction.

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Salts

59
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Oxygen plus another element.

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Oxides

60
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Substance which when in solution liberates hydrogen ions.

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Acids

61
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The system used to measure the amount of acidity or alkalinity.

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pH

62
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Substance which when in solution liberates hydroxyl ions.

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Bases

63
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Another name for methyl alcohol.

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Methanol

64
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Another name for formaldehyde

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Methanal

65
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Acetone

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A Keytone

66
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Oxidation product of acetaldehyde

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Ethanoic Acid

67
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Aqueous solution of formaldehyde.

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Formalin

68
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Formula for Ozone.

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O3

69
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Formula for molecular oxygen.

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O2

70
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Formula for water.

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H2O

71
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Formula for hydrogen peroxide.

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H2O2

72
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NH4OH

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A Base

73
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The movement of molecules from a high to a low concentration.

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Diffusion

74
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Will pass through a semipermeable membrane.

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Crystalloid

75
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Will not pass through a semipermeable membrane.

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Colloid

76
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Present in the minority amount in a solution.

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Solute

77
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Present in the majority amount in a solution.

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Solvent

78
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An atom or group of atoms bearing a positive or negative charge.

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Ions

79
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Substances capable of conducting an electrical current.

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Electrolytes

80
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Substances incapable of conducting an electrical current.

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Non-Electrolytes

81
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Sugars

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An example of a non-electrolyte

82
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Acid

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An example of an electrolyte

83
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A positive electrode.

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Cathode

84
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A positively charged atom or group of atoms.

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Cation

85
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A negative electrode.

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Anode

86
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A negatively charged atom or group of atoms.

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Anion

87
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The amount of substances that will dissolve in a specific solvent at a definite temperature.

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Solubility

88
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Mass per unit volume.

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Density

89
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Anything that has weight and occupies space.

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Matter

90
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Measure of the quantity of material expressed in pounds or grams.

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Mass

91
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Weight of a definite volume of a substance divided by the weight of an equal volume of water.

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Specific Gravity

92
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An expression representative of a compound.

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Formula

93
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A polyatomic ion.

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Radical

94
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An abbreviated expression for an element.

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Symbol

95
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An expression that represents a chemical reaction.

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Equation

96
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The smallest particle of an element capable of entering into a chemical reaction.

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Atom

97
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The lowest temperature at which a substance begins to burn.

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Kindling Point

98
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Any substance that will speed up or slow down a chemical reaction.

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Catalyst

99
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The slow oxidation of organic matter.

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Decay

100
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A compound containing oxygen in addition to another element.

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Oxide

101
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Chemical reaction involving the production of heat and light.

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Combustion

102
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Causes blood cells placed in it to swell.

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Hypotonic Solution

103
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Equal osmotic pressure in two or more solutions.

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Isotonic Solutions

104
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Causes blood cells placed in it to shrivel.

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Hypertonic Solution

105
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Substance which absorbs moisture from the air.

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Hygroscopic

106
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Capability to enter a solvent to form a solution.

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Solubility

107
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Compounds produced when water of crystallization is part of their formula.

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Hydrates

108
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Breaking down with electricity.

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Electrolysis

109
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Splitting of a compound by the action of water.

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Hydrolysis

110
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pH of 7.3 to 7.4

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Normal Blood

111
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pH of 1.3 to 6.1

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Acid

112
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pH of 7.6 to 13.3

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Base

113
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pH of 7.0

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Neutral

114
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0 to 14

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pH Scale Range

115
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Chemical combination of two or more elements in a definite proportion by weight.

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Compound

116
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Heterogeneous combination of two or more substances.

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Mixture

117
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Homogeneous mixture of two or more substances.

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Solution

118
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Fundamental matter.

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Element

119
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Centigrade normal body temperature.

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37 Degrees

120
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Centigrade boiling point of water.

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100 Degrees

121
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Fahrenheit freezing point of water.

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32 Degrees

122
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Centigrade freezing point of water.

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0 Degrees

123
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Fahrenheit boiling point of water.

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212 Degrees

124
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Product of neutralization of acid and base.

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Salt

125
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Yields H ions when in solution.

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Acid

126
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Characterized by positive valences.

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Metal

127
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Yields OH ions when in solution.

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Base

128
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Characterized by negative valences.

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Non-Metal

129
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Process of disassociating into ions when in solution.

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Ionization

130
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Chemical combination with oxygen.

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Oxidation

131
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Acid plus base produces salt and water.

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Neutralization

132
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Capacity of solute to enter solvent to create a solution.

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Solubility

133
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Always exists with oxidation.

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Reduction

134
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Contains one saccharide group.

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Monosaccharides

135
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Contains an aldehyde group in the molecule.

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Aldose

136
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Aldehyde or ketone derivative of a polyhydroxy alcohol.

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Carbohydrate

137
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Contains a ketone group in the molecule.

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Ketose

138
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Method by which the body breaks down carbohydrates.

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Hydrolysis

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