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Oxygen has a special rule, where its charge it always this

-2

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These two subatomic particles make up the nucleus of an atom

Protons and neutrons

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Alcohol containing three OH's

Glycerol

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This reaction releases energy as heat

Exothermic

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This state of matter has particles that are arranged in a close, but randomly arranged pattern

Liquid

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When an atom loses an electron, it undergoes 

Oxidation
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This term refers to elements that have the same atomic number but different masses
Isotopes
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These hydrocarbons are saturated

Alkanes

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As the pressure of a reaction decreases, the equilibrium switches to this side

Side with more moles

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Which bond does nitrogen contain

Triple Bonds
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In a reduction half-reaction, the electrons appear on the 

Left/Reactant Side

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During alpha decay, the radioisotope loses this 

a Helium Nucleus

300

What is the meaning of a carbonyl group

Carbon double bonded with Oxygen

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A catalyst does this when added to a reaction

Decreases activation energy

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An ideal gas has these properties

High Temperature & Low Pressure

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The Oxidizing agent is the reactant that is being

Reduced

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This nuclear particle has the greatest penetrating power

Gamma ray

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This functional groups is where a nitrogen is attached to at least one carbon group

Amine

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The space between the products and the reactants is known as the 

Heat of Reaction

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Name for two different forms of the same element

Allotrope

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Reduction occurs at this part of an electrochemical cell

The cathode

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The radioisotopes U-238 and Pb-206 are often useful for what

Dating Geological Formations

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The organic chemical reaction esterification produces an ester and water using what

An acid and alcohol

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Adding Reactants or decreasing products shifts the equilibrium in which direction

Forward/Right
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Noble gases are this property, meaning the same thing as unreactive

Inert

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