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App Chem Sem 2 Rev

Ms. VH

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2.cellulose and starch are both made of this sugar
5.base that completely dissociates into ions when dissolved in water
8.a pH of 13 would make the substance a strong ___
9.process in which an unsaturated alkene is converted into an alkane by adding hydrogen atoms
12.this formula will be a multiple of the empirical formula
14.dispersion of gas bubbles in a liquid
15.most common hydrocarbon found in natural gas
17.type of chemical reaction in which monomers are linked together
20.dyes that are often used to indicate whether substances are acids or bases
23.melting and boiling points of water are high because of these types of bonds
25.these types of properties depend on concentration of solute particles
26.substances that create acid rain
27.bases have a higher number of these than acids
28.acids with one hydrogen
30.type of reaction in which a smaller molecule, usually water forms
32.any substance that produces hydronium ions when dissolved in water
36.functional group that is polar and has high boiling points and found in mouthwask
39.light scattering effect
41.functional group that is used in flavorings like cinnamon and almond
42.relationship between pressure, volume, temperature, and number of particles
43.solution in which the amount of solute dissolved is less than the maximum
44.the most common acid-base indicator
45.reaction that releases heat
46.substance that makes up cell walls of plant cells
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1.amount of heat required to vaporize a quantity of a liquid
3.acid commonly found in soft drinks
4.functional group that is used in flavoring and fragrances and fat storage
6.small individual unit that can combine to form a larger molecule
7.bases react with this substance in your skin and removes skin cells
10.solution in which the heat is provided to dissolve more than the maximum amount of solute
11.reaction that absorbs heat
13.number of items contained in one mole of any substance
16.study of quantitative relationships between reactant snd products
18.example of this type of colloid is fog
19.primary source of sulfur oxides
21.plastics that will soften and harden repeatedly as it is heated and cooled
22.process that converts larger alkanes into smaller more useful alkanes and alkenes
24.a gas changes to a liquid
28.moles of solute divided by the liters of solution
29.charged particles in an ionic solid separate
31.most common use of alkanes
33.type of solution that has water as a solvent
34.solution in which the amount of solute dissolved is the maximum
35.mass of one mole of an element or a compound
37.large molecule made up of many smaller repeating units
38.a substance that produces hydroxide ions
40.describes the concentration that has few ions and more water

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