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| The amount of stuff in an object |
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| Anything that has mass and takes up space |
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| Has a fixed shape and a fixed volume |
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| Has no fixed shape but has a fixed volume |
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| Has no fixed shape and no fixed volume |
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| A charged atom that happens because of the loss or gain of an electron |
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| The most basic unit of matter |
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A Neutral particle
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A Positively charged particle
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A Negatively charged particle
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| A group of atoms where all atoms have the SAME number of PROTONS |
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| An attractive force between two atoms that holds them together |
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| An attractive force between two atoms that comes from sharing electrons |
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| An attractive force between two ions that comes from their opposite charges |
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| A process that results in either the breaking down or building of a new substance |
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| A substance that is used up in a chemical reaction |
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| A substance that is made in a chemical reaction |
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| Something created by mixing two or more things |
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| A table of elements that are sorted by their atomic numbers. (number of protons) |
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| An organic molecule that contains only carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. |
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| Any class of sugars that are composed of 2 monosaccharide |
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| The chemical blueprint for all living things |
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| The basic unit of lipid molecules |
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| A giant molecule formed by joining together thousands of molecules |
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| A compound made up of a long chain of molecules that carry codes for behavior |
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| The basic unit of nucleic acid |
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| A type of substance made from living matter that also contains carbon |
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| A compound that transfers hydrogen ions to water. |
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| A small, organic molecule that links with other amino acids in long chains to form proteins. It contains an amino group, a carboxylic acid group, and a side chain. |
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| A compound that releases hydroxide in water. |
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| A substance that speeds up chemical reactions and does not get used up |
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| The process of removing hydration from something |
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| The process of hydrating something |
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| A protein that speeds up chemical reactions |
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Protein
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1. a protein that looks like a fiber and can be used for muscle tissue
2. a protein that is round in shape and can be used for hemoglobin |
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| A bond using polar attraction |
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| A covalent bond between the amino acid molecules in a protein. |
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| A scale that compares acidity |
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| A molecule with and unbalanced charge, on end is more +/- |
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| A material on which some process occurs. |
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