ChemistryMatterLife
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| Smallest subunit of a chemical element | Atom
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| Substance that can donate hydrogen ion to another substance | Acid
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| Substance that can accept a hydrogen ion (H+); substance that donates a hyrdoxide ion (OH-), a base | Alkali
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| Substance that can accept a hydrogen ion (H+); substance that donates a hydroxide ion (OH-); an alkali | Base
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| Simple sugar or compund made from simple sugars linked together, such as starch or glycogen | Carbohydrate
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| Substance composed of two or more chemical elements | Compound
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| Negatively charged particle located in an energy level outside the nucleus of an atom | Electron
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| One of the substances from which all matter is made; substance that cannot be decomposed into a simpler substance | Element
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| Type of lipid composed of glycerol and fatty acids; triglyceride | Fat
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| Charged particle formed when an electrolyte goes into solution | Ion
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| Form of an element that has the same atomic number as another form of that element but a different atomic weight; isotopes differ in their numbers of neutrons | Isotope
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| Noncharged particle in the nucleus of an atom | Neutron
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| Organic compound made of amino acids; contains nitrogen in addition to carbon, hyrdogen and oxygen | Protein
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| Positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom | Proton
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| Homogeneous mixture of one substance disscolved in another; the components in a mixture are evenly distributed and cannot be distingusihed from each other | Solution
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