Reactions
The reaction where one product is formed from several different reactants.
What is Synthesis?
This type of reaction releases energy and heat.
What is Exothermic?
The products of this type of reaction are CO2 and Water
What is Combustion?
Measuring the product formed or reactant consumed in a certain time can give you this about a reaction.
What is the rate?
Rusting is an example of this type of reaction.
What is a redox(reduction/oxidation) reaction?
This type of energy is needed for the reaction to start.
What is activation energy?
Water is produced when two organic molecules combine during this reaction type.
What is Condensation?
These three collision factors affect your rate of reaction greatly.
What is energy, orientation and frequency?
This reaction helps to turn unsaturated fats to saturated fats.
What is Hydrogenation?
Gibbs Free energy does not go lower than zero in these reactions, saying that they don't occur spontaneously.
What is endothermic?
This reaction type is the reverse of condensation and absorbs water.
What is Hydrolysis?
Increasing the temperature can increase this type of energy for your molecules.
What is kinetic energy?
This atom is added in an organic reduction.
What is Hydrogen?
This process/study is an application of thermodynamics that measures the amount of energy in food by burning it in oxygen.
What is Calorimetry?
This enzyme helps your carboxylation reaction to occur in your cells by attaching it.
What is Carboxylase?
These pet chemicals help to lower the activation energy in reactions and are called 'enzymes' in biological settings.
What is a Catalyst?
In a hydration reaction, this molecule is added to which bond in an alkene.
What is water and the double bond?
This amount of energy present in molecules that are able to do work can predict spontaneity but not the rate of a reaction.
What is Free Energy/Gibbs Energy?
This type of reaction occurs when you heat Sodium Bicarbonate and it produces carbon dioxide, water and sodium carbonate.
What is decomposition?
Enzymes and other biological catalysts are made mainly of these types of macromolecules.
What are Proteins?