click below
click below
Normal Size Small Size show me how
AQA c1b/a
Stack #71286
| Key word | description |
|---|---|
| Alloy | A substance made by or conbining two or more metals |
| Biodiesel | Diesel fuel made from plant materials |
| Cement | A building material made from limestone and clay mixed with water |
| Compound | A substance made from two or more types of atom |
| Concrete | A building material made from sand, cement and crushded rock mixed with water |
| Convection currents | the flow of a due to differences in temperature.(how tectonic plates move. |
| Core | the central part of earth below the mantle |
| Cracking | Breaking a molecule apart using heat |
| Crust | the outermost layer of the earth |
| E-Number | A number given to a food additive in order to identify it. |
| Element | A substance made up of only one type of atom |
| Emulsifier | A substance which stops the two liquids in an emulsion separating |
| Emulsion | A mixture of tiny droplets of one liquid into another liquid |
| Food additive | A substance added to food to improve its flavour, texture or shelf life |
| Fractional Distillation | A way of separatinga mixture of substances according to their differeent boiling points |
| Fossil fuel | Coal, oil or gas or any other fuel formed long ago from the fossilised remains of dead plants or creatures |
| Gasohol | A mixture of petrol (gasoline) and ethanol |
| Haematite | An ore containing iron combined with oxygen |
| Hydrocarbon | A compound containing only carbon and hydrogen |
| Mantle | The layer of the earth between the crust and the core. |
| Monomer | A molecule that can combine with other, similar, molecules to form a polymer |
| Mortar | Mixture of sand, cement and water used to hold building materials together |
| Ore | Rocks that contain enough metal to make it economical to extact the metal |
| Polymer | A substance consisting of very large molecules made of smaller identical molecules called monomers |
| Quick lime | Heated lime stone |
| Saturated | A hydrocarbon which contains as many hydrogen atoms as possible in each molecule |
| Slag | the waste produced when iron is made in a blast furnace(always goes on top) |
| Tectonic plates | Huge sections of the earths crust and upper mantle |
| Thermal decomposition | splitting a substance using heat |
| Unsaturated | A hydrocarbon which cointains a carbon-carbon double bond |