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| temperature at which a substance boils |
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| upward force a fluid exerts on an object |
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| where a new substance is produced |
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| Bond where electrons are shared between atoms (between 2 nonmentals) |
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| how close together the molocules are |
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| temperature at which a substance freezes |
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| Bond where electrons are donated or taken (between mental and nonmental) |
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| Molecule with no poles (only dissolves other nonpolar molecules, oil is best ex) |
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| used to determine if a substance is an acid or base |
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| Substance changes how it looks, but remains the same substance |
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| Molecule that has poles (positive and negative, only dissolves other polar molecules, water is the most common ex.) |
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| things you get out of a reaction |
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| things you put into a reaction |
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| the amount of solute that can dissolve in a solvent |
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| Stuff that does the dissolving |
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| electrons in the outer shell of an atom |
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| resistance of a fluid to flow (high viscosity = low flow) |
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