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Question | Answer |
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What is Chemistry | Study of matter |
What is Inorganic Chemistry | Study of non-carbon based compounds consisting of minerals and gases |
What is embalming chemistry | Study of the chemical processes involving dead organic matter in terms of their decomposition and preservation. |
What is Density | Refers to the mass of an object, divided by its volume |
What is Matter | Anything that has mass and takes up space |
The standard metric unit of volume is | liter |
Decomposition of a body is | Chemical change |
A measure of gravitational pull on an object is | Weight |
Matter is made up of | Atoms |
Energy is | Ability or capacity to do work |
Burning a piece of paper is a | Chemical change |
Sugar dissolving in warm water is a | Physical change |
The study of physical and chemical changes in human body caused by the process of death | Thanatochemistry |
1 Cal is equal to | 1 Kcal |
An object that have specific gravity less than 1 will have a tendency to | Float on water |
An object that have a specific gravity greater than 1 will | Sink in water |
A change in the form or state of matter without any change in chemical composition is | Physical changes |
What is Chemical change | Change in which a new substance or substances are produced that have entirely different properties |
Process or reaction in which heat is absorbed | Endothermic |
Process or reaction in which heat is released | Exothermic |
Has no definite shape or volume | Gas |
An Ion is | An atom that has lost or gained electrons |
Ions that have a negative charge are | Anions |
What is Covalent Bonds | Bonds held together by sharing electrons between combining atoms |
Protons have a | positive charge |
What is a single covalent bond which there is an unequal sharing of electrons between atoms in which partial charges appear | Polar bond |
The atomic symbol for Iron | Fe |
Oxidation and reduction always | Occur together |
The atomic symbol for Hydrogen | H |
The atomic symbol for Oxygen | O |