Chemistry Study/Game (1 Viewer)

[Will Hunting]

Naphtha - petrochemicals with carbon content ranging from between 5 and 10 atoms per chain

 

[Emma-Jayde]

Avogadro's law: equal volumes of all gases, measured under the same conditions of temperature and pressure, contain the same number of molecules.

 

[Will Hunting]

Water - Covalent molecular substance with formula H2O

Lol! Soft as!

 

[Emma-Jayde]

radioactive decay: the spontaneous change of an unstable nuclide into another nuclide

 

[Jaydels]

radioisotope:unstable atom that decays to produce alpha, beta, or gamma radiation

 

[Emma-Jayde]

And hey, water isn't a chemistry term, it's a compund!!

 

[Budz]

Weak Acid: An acid that only partially ionizes in water
eg Ethanoic Acid

 

[Will Hunting]

Hmm... I'm gonna take Emma-Jade's...

Yeast fermentation - A means of extracting ethanol from carbohydrates by exposing them to yeast cultures at temperatures between 34-37 degrees Celsius in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of water and nutrients.

 

[Emma-Jayde]

density: mass per unit volume of a substance

 

[Will Hunting]

Follow on from mine - weak acid didn't come from anywhere

 

[Budz]

lets take it in turns

 

[Emma-Jayde]

Yeah, is getting a little out of control!!
nuclear force: the force of attraction between nucleons that holds a nucleus together.

 

[Budz]

Endothermic: chemical reaction absorbing heat

 

[Will Hunting]

Electronegativity - The extent to which an atom is able to attract bonding electrons to itself

Grrr... OK, Emma, then Budz, then me... then Jaydels lol

 

[Jaydels]

electromotive force: potential difference across electrodes of a galvanic cell

 

[Emma-Jayde]

concentration: the relative amounts of solute and solvent present in a solution

 

[Budz]

isnt it the last letter
Electrode: part of a cell where electron transfer occurs

 

[Emma-Jayde]

I went off the last letter of endothermic, which was the first of all the "E"s

 

[Will Hunting]

Electrolysis - The application of a voltage to a system to trigger a chemical reaction in the system.

Yeah, we all responded to the same post b4 lol

 

[Jaydels]

standard electrode potential- potential of electrode relative to standard hydrogen electrode