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Shafter

Mrs. Shafter's Chemical Reactions Vocabulary

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A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction but it is not itself consumed in the reaction catalyst
An action in which energy is released exothermic reaction
the breakdown of glucose to obtain energy respiration
the law that states the mass of the reactnts always equal to the mass of the products conservation of mass
changes the way atoms are arranged by causing bonds between the atoms to break the new bonds to form betweendifferent atoms chemical reaction
a solid product that may form when chemicals in two liquids reacts precipitate
the substances present at the beginning of a chemical reaction reactants
A reaction in which energy is absorbed endothermic reaction
the substances formed by a chemical reaction coefficent
the number that indictates the number of molecules or product are involved in a chemical reaction bond energy
The energy associated with bonds Photosynthesis
i'm a substance that can accept a hydogen ion from another substance base
i'm a solution with a low concerentration of solute. dilute
i'm the amount of a substance that will diddolve in a certain amount of solvent at the given tempurature. solubility
i'm defined by the amount of solute that is dissolved in a solution at a given tempurature concertrtion
i'm a substance that can donate a hydrogen ion to another substance. acid
i'm a homogenous mixture,or a mixture of substance that is the same throughout. solution
i'm the scale in wich a high H+ ion concentration is indacated by a low number and a low H+ ion concentration is indacted by a high number. pH
i'm a substance that is disolved to make a solution. solute
i'm a mixture of a metal and one or more other elements, usally other metals. alloy
i'm the substance that dissolves a solute solvent
i'm a substance that is neither a acid nor a base neutral
i'm a solution that contains the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved in the solvent at the given teperature saturated
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