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| The smallest basic unit of matter |
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| THE ATTRACTION BETWEEN MOLECULES OF DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES |
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| MOLECULE COMPOSED OF CARBON, HYDROGEN, AND OXYGEN; INCLUDES SUGARS AND STARCHES |
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| THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY NEEDED TO BREAK A BOND BETWEEN TWO PARTICULAR ATOMS; OR THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY RELEASED WHEN A BOND FORMS BETWEEN TWO PARTICULAR ATOMS |
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| A SUBSTANCE MADE OF ONLY ONE TYPE OF ATOM THAT CAN NOT BE BROKEN DOWN BY ANY CHEMICAL MEANS |
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| A MIXTURE THAT IS CONSISTANT THROUGHOUT; ALSO CALLED A HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE |
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| A NON-POLAR MOLECULE COMPOSED OF CARBON, HYDROGEN, AND OYXGEN, BUT WITH A SMALLER AMOUNT OF OXYGEN; INCLUDES FATS, OILS, AND WAXES. |
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| THE CONDITION IN WHICH REACTANTS AND PRODUCTS OF A CHEMICAL REACTION ARE FORMED AT THE SAME RATE |
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SUBSTANCE MADE OF ATOMS OF DIFFERENT ELEMENTS THAT ARE BONDED TOGETHER IN PARTICULAR RATIO
C6 H12 O6 = GLUCOSE |
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| SUBSTANCE IN WHICH SOLUTES DISSOLVE AND THAT IS PRESENT IN GREATEST CONCENTRATION IN A SOLUTION |
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| HYDROCARBON CHAIN OFTEN BONDED TO GLYCEROL IN A LIPID... |
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| THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY NEEDED FOR A CHEMICAL REACTION TO OCCUR |
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| AN ATOM THAT HAS GAINED OR LOST ONE OR MORE ELECTRONS MAKING IT A POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE ION |
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| SUBSTANCE THAT DISSOLVES IN A SOLVENT AND IS PRESENT IN A LOWER CONCENTRATION THAN THE SOLVENT |
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| POLYMER COMPOSED OF AMINO ACIDS LINKED WITH PEPTIDE BONDS; FOLDS IN TO A PARTICULAR STRUCTURE DEPENDING ON THE BONDS BETWEEN THE AMINO ACIDS |
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| CHEMICAL REACTIONS THAT YIELDS A NET RELEASE OF ENERGY IN THE FORM OF HEAT |
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| A CHEMICAL BOND FORMED THROUGH THE ELECTRICAL FORCE BETWEEN OPPOSITELY CHARGED IONS |
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| A COMPOUND THAT DONATES A PROTEIN (H+) WHEN DISSOLVED IN A SOLUTION |
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| MOLECULE THAT MAKES UP PROTEINS; COMPOSED OF CARBON, HYDROGEN, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, AND SOMETIMES SULFUR |
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| CHEMICAL REACTION THAT REQUIRES A NET INPUT OF ENERGY |
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| CHEMICAL BOND FORMED WHEN TWO ATOMS SHARE ONE OR MORE PAIRS OF ELECTRONS |
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| A COMPOUND THAT ACCEPTS A PROTON (H+) WHEN DISOLVED IN A SOLUTION |
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| POLYMER OF NUCLEOTIDES; THE GENETIC MATERIAL OF ORGANISMS |
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| A SUBSTANCE (ENZYME) THAT DECREASES THE AMOUNT OF ACTIVATION ENERGY NEEDED FOR A CHEMICAL REACTION; SPEEDS UP CHEMICAL REACTIONS |
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| TWO OR MORE ELEMENTS HELD TOGETHER BY COVALENT BONDS; NOT NECESSARILY A COMPOUND |
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| THE MEASURE OF ACIDITY OF A GIVEN SOLUTION RELATED TO FREE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION IN SOLUTION |
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| PROCESS BY WHICH SUBSTANCES CHANGE INTO DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES THROUGH THE BREAKING AND FORMING OF CHEMICAL BONDS |
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| PROTEIN THAT ACTS AS A CATALYST FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS FOR ORGANISMS. |
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| ATTRACTION BETWEEN A SLIGHTLY POSITIVE HYDROGEN ATOM AND A SLIGHTLY NEGATIVE ATOM |
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| THE MOLECULAR SUBUNIT OF A POLYMER |
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| A SUBSTANCE THAT IS CHANGED BY A CHEMICAL REACTION |
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| THE REACTANT IN A CHEMICAL REACTION UPON WHICH AN ENZYME REACTS |
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| THE ATTRACTION BETWEEN MOLECULES OF THE SAME SUBSTANCE |
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| LARGE, CARBON BASED MOLECULE FORMED BY CHAINS OF MOMOMERES |
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| SUBSTANCE FORMED BY A CHEMICAL REACTION |
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