Reaction Rates
Oxidation, Reduction, and Electrochemistry
Nuclear Chemistry
Carbon and Organic Compounds
Biological Chemistry
100
A: chemical kinetics
Q: What is the study of reaction rates called?
100
A: Oxidation.
Q: The loss of an electron or more is called____?
100
A: Nucleons.
Q: The protons and neutrons of a nucleus are called?
100
A: Bonding arrangements.
Q: What are allotropes?
100
A: Carbohydrates.
Q: Where do you get most of the energy in food?
200
A: activation energy.
Q: What is the minimum energy required to start a reaction?
200
A: reduction.
Q: What is the gain of electrons called?
200
A: Yes. Quarks.
Q: Can subatomic particles be broken apart? If so, what are they called?
200
A: hydrocarbon.
Q: What is the simplest class of organic compound that contains only hydrogen and carbon?
200
A: Reactions where water is the byproduct.
Q: What are condensation reactions?
300
A: catalysts.
Q: What are added into reactions to increase reax rate?
300
A: half-reaction.
Q: What is half of the overall redox reaction?
300
A: Up, down, top, bottom, strange, and charm.
Q: What are the flavors Quarks come in?
300
A: Alkanes, alkynes, and lines/rings
Q: What three categories are hydrocarbons split into?
300
A: reactions where water molecules are broken down.
Q: Briefly explain hydrolysis reactions.
400
A: enzymes.
Q: What catalyzes metabolic processes that occur in nature?
400
A: Oxidation agents.
Q: Substances that cause the oxidation of other substances are called?
400
A: radioactivity.
Q: The release of particles, electromagnetic waves, or both are called?
400
A: compounds that have the same chemical formula but have different properties due to arrangements in their atoms.
Q: What are Isomers?
400
A: to denature it.
Q: To cause a protein to lose its tertiary or quaternary structures so that the polypeptide becomes random tangles is?
500
A: Answers may vary. (Concentration, pressure, temp, etc)
Q: Give 3 examples of factors that may affect reaction rates.
500
A: Reduction agents.
Q: Substances that cause reduction to happen?
500
A: A Chain reaction.
Q: Briefly explain the process of nuclear fission.
500
A: substitution reaction.
Q: What is a reaction in which one or more atoms replace another atom or group of atoms in a molecule?
500
A: Deoxyribonucleic acid
Q: What is the full name of the famous nucleic acid, DNA?
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