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| The smallest unit of matter that can not be broken down by chemical means. |
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| A substance made up of atoms with the same number of protons. |
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| Electrons on the outermost level, or shell. |
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| A substance made up of bonded atoms with two or more different elements. |
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| A group of atoms held on together by covalent bonds. |
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| An atom or a group of atoms that have an electric charge. |
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| Attraction of particles of the same substance. |
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| Attraction of particles of different substances. |
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| A mixture in which ions and molecules of one or more substances that are evenly distributed. |
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| Compounds that form extra hydronium ions dissolved with water. |
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| Compounds that form extra hydroxide ions when dissolves in water. |
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| A measure of how acid and or basic solution is. |
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| A reaction to prevent pH changes. |
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| Another class of bio molecules, which includes fats, steroids, etc. |
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| Building blocks that form to build proteins. |
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| A long Chain of nucleotide units. |
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| A molecule made up of three parts, sugar base, and phosphate. |
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| Contain the sugar deoxyribose. |
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| Contain the sugar Ribose. |
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| The ability to move or change matter. |
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| A new substance that is formed. |
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| A substance that is changed by a chemical reaction. |
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| Reaction that is the minimum kinetic energy. |
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| A molecule that increases speed of biochemical reactions. |
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| Region where reaction takes place. |
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