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| the attraction of unlike molecules; Example: water clings to plant vessel walls- counteracts pull of gravity |
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| Hydroxal group- hyrdogen bonded to oxygen; polar |
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| carbonyl group- carbon double bonded to oxygen; polar; ex-sugar |
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| nitrogen atom bonded to 2 hydrogen atoms and to a carbon skeleton; helps form proteins |
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| minimizes changes in PH when extraneous acids or bases are added to a solution |
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| minimizes changes in PH when extraneous acids or bases are added to a solution |
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| carbon atom double bonded to an oxygen atom |
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| carbon atom doubled bonded to an oxgygen atom and alsoe binded to a hydroxl group |
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| attraction of like molecules; |
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| liquid changes to gas, taking away the kinetic energy of a surface, making it become cool |
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| part of the ogranic compound entering into a reaction |
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| compounds with seame molecular formuals but have different shapes becasue of the inflexibility of double bonds |
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| water fearing (does not mix with water) |
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| Carbon atom is bounded to two other carbons, but not at the end of a carbon skeleton; polar |
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| molecule weight of a substance in grams; contains avagadro's number |
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| study of carbon compounds |
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| ranges from 0-14; PH concentration =-log[h] |
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| important in energy transfer; phosphate ion convalently attached by one of its oxygen atoms to the carbon skeleton |
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| substance that is dissolved in a solution |
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| heat that must be absorbed or lost for 1g of a substance to change its temp by 1c |
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| Compounds with the same formular, but the arrangement of their atoms is different so they ahve different properties |
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| A sulfur atom bonded toa hydrogen atom |
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| type of cohesion; measure of how difficult it is to break the surface of a liquid |
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