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Nuclear Chemistry
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100
A solution which is holding less solute than it can hold at a certain temperature is called this.

Unsaturated

100

Nuclear reactions involve changes in this part of an atom.

Nucleus

100

A hydrocarbon with only single bonds is called this.

Alkane

100

A protein which serves as a biological catalyst in a reaction is called this.

Enzyme

100

The author of the short novel that rising juniors hope they don't have to read over summer break!

C. S. Lewis, author of Until We Have Faces

200

Chemists measure concentration with this term, defined as moles of solute per liter of solvent.

Molarity

200

This kind of radioactive decay involves the release of helium nuclei from large unstable atoms.

Alpha Decay

200

Carboxylic acids have a carbon double bonded to this element as part of their functional group

Oxygen

200

These are the monomer units which comprise long nucleic acid biomolecules.

Nucleotides

200

This short French dude liked to start wars in Europe but was eventually defeated in a battle at Waterloo.

Napoleon Bonaparte

300

This measurement is defined as the negative log of the concentration of hydronium ion in a solution.

pH

300

A neutron turns into a proton through the release of a high-energy electron in this kind of radioactive decay.

Beta negative decay

300

The hydrocarbon 3-octene would have one of these after the third carbon in the chain.

Double bond

300

Two simple sugars linked together by condensation polymerization is called this.

Disaccharide

300

Donald Trump's middle name.

John

400

This is the pOH of a solution that has a pH of 5.

pOH = 9

400

Nuclear reactors and nuclear bombs both use this process to split the nuclei of large uranium atoms into smaller atoms.

Nuclear Fission

400

Organic compounds with a hydroxl (OH) functional group are called this.

Alcohols

400

This kind of biomolecule has the function of providing quick energy to animal cells and forms the structure of many plants.

Carbohydrate

400

The amount of wood a woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

As much would as he could chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

500

The hydronium concentration of a solution with a pH of 7.

1x10-7

500

It would take this many half-lives for a radioactive sample to go from 100g to 6.25g.

4 half-lives

500

This is a four-carbon chain isomer of hexane.

2,2-butane  or 2,3-butane

500

These are the monomers of biomolecules which serve in oxygen transport and cell-to-cell hormone messinging within the human body.

Amino acids

500

The student most likely to do their best on the chemistry final.

Each of you if you study! Good Luck!