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catalysts   These can reduce the amount of activation energy needed to start a reaction.  
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energy   The ability to do work.  
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oxidation reaction   When a reactant loses one or more electrons becoming positive in charge.  
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reactants   The ‘ingredients’ in a reaction.  
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activation energy   The amount of energy needed to start a reaction.  
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enzyme   A protein that speeds up a reaction of works on a substrate without being changed or destroyed in the process.  
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reduction reaction   When a reactant gains one or more elections becoming negatively charged in the process.  
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products   In a chemical equation, these compounds and/or molecules are on the right hand side.  
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polar   A compound with an uneven distribution of charge.  
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hydrogen bond   This type of bond joins water molecules.  
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solution   A mixture in which one or more substances are uniformly distributed in another substance.  
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chemical reaction   Substances combine to produce one or more different substances that can not be separated by physical means.  
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metabolism   The term used to describe all the reactions that occur in an organism.  
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hydroxide ion   The OH- dissolved in aqueous solution that creates a base.  
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pH scale   A numerical chart that is used to compare acids and bases.  
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acid   Has a pH below 7.  
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base   Has a pH above 7.  
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solute   The substance dissolved in the solvent.  
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redox reaction   When electrons are transferred between atoms.  
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buffer   A substance that helps to maintain the neutrality of a substance.  
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concentration   The amount of solute dissolved in a solvent.  
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