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Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics Lesson 4 Vocab

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base   The chemical opposite of acid  
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ph   A term that means potential for hydrogen  
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antacid   A base that works against the acid upsetting your stomach  
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crystals   Solids that have a regular, repeating arrangement of atoms  
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exothermic reaction   When heat energy is released during a chemical reaction.  
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reactants   The substances you start with in a chemical reaction  
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endothermic reaction   When heat energy is absorbed during a chemical reaction.  
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gemstones   Valuable crystals often used to make jewelry.  
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catalyst   A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up in the process.  
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physical reaction   A reaction that doesn't change the molecules of a substance but changes how the substance looks and sometimes its state.  
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chemical reaction   When two or more chemical substances interact with each other and change into different chemical substances.  
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acid   A substance that tastes sour, conducts electricity, ruins metals, and donates hydrogen ions.  
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plastic   A type of polymer that is hard to break and can be recycled.  
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polymer   Molecules arranged in long chains of lots of repeating small molecules.  
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