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organic chemistry carbon chemistry
single bond a covalent bond where 2 atoms share one pair of electrons
double bond a covalent bond where 2 atoms share two pairs of electrons
ion charged particle
acid anything that increases the H+ concentration in water.
base anything that increases the OH- (hydroxide) concentration in water.
buffer compounds that can neutralize small amounts of acids and bases.
PH scale a scale ranging from 0-14 that measures the acid-tidy & base-tidy of a solution.
3 phases solid liquid gas
4 forms of energy Electrical, nuclear, mechanical, and chemical.
polar molecule a covalent bond with a partially positive and a partially negative side
reactant the substance on the left side of the arrow in an equation (starting materials).
products the substance on the right side of the arrow in an equation (finished product).
catalyst a substance that lowers activation energy
activation energy energy needed to start a reaction
enzyme an organic catalyst Fits on top of molecule and allows it to break or bond
ionic compound a molecule in which an atom gives it's electrons
covalent compound a molecule formed when two atoms share 2 electron
Grade -1 17/17 In a covalent bond you have to share at least 2 electrons to make a bond. Also revise pH scale for spelling.
Created by: Maslakowskis
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