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SAT Subject Test: Chemistry Vocab
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1. A reaction in which two chemical substances exchange ions with the formation of two new compounds
Electrode potential
Double displacement
Diffusion
Electron
2. Loss by a substance of its water of hydration on exposure to air at ordinary temperatures
Efflorescence
Colligative propery
Dipole-dipole attraction
Electrolytic cell
3. A reaction produced during nuclear fission when at least one neutron from each fission produces another fission - so that the process becomes self sustaining without additional external energy
Chain reaction
Effusion
Calorie
Electronegativity
4. A change by which an element takes the place of another element in a compound
Basic anhydride
Displacement
Electrolyte
Boiling point
5. A terminal of an electrolytic cell
Actinide series
Electrode
Activation energy
eudiometer
6. An instrument - invented by Toricelli in 1643 - used for measuring atmospheric pressure
Absolute temperature
Acid
Barometer
Combustion
7. Ethyl alcohol that has been poisoned in order to produce a cheaper alcohol for industrial purposes
Destructive distillation
Denatured alcohol
Electron
Absorption
8. Breaking down of a compound into simpler substances or constituent elements
Coordinate covalence
Colloids
Decomposition
Amine
9. Referring to a compound composed of two elements such as water
Deliquesence
Binary
Effervescence
Fallout
10. The process of forming definitely shaped crystals when water is evaporated from a solution of the substance
Emulsifying agent
Compound
Crystallization
Breeder reactor
11. The point in a reversible reaction at which the forward reaction is occurring at the same rate as the opposing reaction
Equilibrium
Allotropic forms
Energy
Equation
12. Streams of electrons given off by the cathode of a vacuum tube
Alkyl
Critical temperature
Breeder reactor
Cathode rays
13. A property of a solution that depends primarily on the concentration - not the type of particles present
Combustion
Ductile
Colligative propery
Amorphous
14. Temperature measured on the absolute scale - which has its origin at absolute zero
Absolute temperature
Electron volt
Critical temperature
Buffer
15. Chemical reaction that results in the giving off of heat
Critical temperature
Emulsifying agent
Atmosphere
Exothermic
16. The number of molecules in 1 gram-molecular volume of a substance - or the number of atoms in 1 gram-atomic mass of an element 6.02 x 10(-27)
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17. The difference in potential between an electrode and the solution in which it is immpesed
Electrode potential
Coordinate covalence
Alkali
Absolute temperature
18. The smallest amount of fissionable material that will sustain a chain reaction
Dry ice
Aromatic compound
Critical mass
Electron volt
19. Determines how a substance will behave in a chemical reaction
Covalent bonding
Bonding
Chemical property
Acidic anhydride
20. A unit of heat; the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 degree on the celcius scale
Calorie
Alkali
Beta particles
Equilibrium
21. A substance that speeds up or slows down a reaction without being permanently changed itself
Dehydrate
distillation
Coordinate covalence
Catalyst
22. The flow of a gas through a small aperture
Anion
Alpha particles
Effusion
Electrode potential
23. A salt formed by replacing part of the hydrogen ions of a dibasic or tribasic acid with metallic ions - Examples: NaHSO4 - NaH2PO4
Carbon dating
Atomic radius
Acid salt
Dialysis
24. A water solution that has an excess of hydrogen ions; an acid turns litmus paper pink or red - has a sour taste - and neutralizes bases to form salts
Allotropic forms
Amorphous
Acid
chemistry
25. The numerical expression of the relative strength with which the atoms of an element attract valence electrons to themselves; the higher the number - the greater the attraction
Alpha particles
Fixation of nitrogen
Electronegativity
Endothermic
26. The average mass of a number; bottom number on the element
Atomic mass
Barometer
Emulsifying agent
Efflorescence
27. Absorbtion by a substance of water from the air - so that the substance becomes wet
Allotropic forms
Deliquesence
Decomposition
Dialysis
28. Negatively charged particle - Mass is 9.109x10(-28)
Equation
Electron
Acid
Electrolyte
29. A compound such as CH3NH2 - derived from ammonia by substituting one or more hydro-carbon radicals for hydrogen atoms
Decomposition
Ester
Dipole-dipole attraction
Amine
30. Positively charged helium nuclei
Dialysis
Alpha particles
Dehydrating agent
Electronegativity
31. An organic salt formed by the reaction of an alcohol with an acid
Electronegativity
Binary
Ester
Electroplating
32. Unit for expressing the kinetic energy of subatomic particles; the energy acquired by an electron when it is accelerated by a potential difference of 1 volt
erg
Alkaline
Electron volt
Electrolytic cell
33. A chance that alters the atomic structures of the substances involved and results in different properties
Anion
Amorphous
Covalent bonding
Chemical change
34. Residual radioactivity from an atmospheric nuclear test - eventually settles on the surface of the earth
Amphoteric
Denatured alcohol
Flux
Fallout
35. An instrument used to measure the amount of heat liberated or absorbed during a change
Calorimeter
Deuterium
Amphoteric
Buffer
36. Rod of certain metal such as cadmium - which controls the speed of the chain reaction by absorbing neutrons in a nuclear reactor
Decomposition
Control rod
Acid
Enthalpy
37. The adhesion (in an extremely thing layer) of the molecules of gases - of dissolved substances - or of liquieds to the surfaces of solid or liquid bodies with which they come into contact
Dry ice
Acid salt
adsorbtion
Equilibrium
38. Usually - a strong base - such as Sodium hydroxide - potassium hydroxide
Density
Brownian movement
Alkali
Cyclotron
39. A nonmetallic oxide that - when placed in water - reacts to form an an acid solution
Acidic anhydride
Coordinate covalence
Combustion
Dry ice
40. The process whereby gases or liquids intermingle freely of their own accord
Diffusion
Amine
Activated Charcoal
Decomposition
41. Graduated glass tube into which gases are placed and subjected to an electric spark; measures the individual volumes of combining gases
Atmosphere
eudiometer
Destructive distillation
Colloids
42. Shows only the simplest ratio of the number and kids of atoms
Critical temperature
Cathode
Decomposition
Empirical formula
43. An organic hydroxyl compound formed by relacing one or more hydrogen atoms of a hydrocarbon with equal number of hydroxyl (OH) groups
Activated Charcoal
Alcohol
distillation
Electrolysis
44. Continuous zigzagging movement of colloidal particles in a dispersing medium - as viewed through and ultramicroscope
Amorphous
Crystalline
Electronegativity
Brownian movement
45. An ion that has a positive charge
Analysis
Anhydride
Electrolysis
Cation
46. The minimum energy necessary to start a reaction
Effervescence
Alpha particles
Activation energy
Calorie
47. The temperature above which no gas can be liquefied - regardless of the pressure applied
Critical temperature
Chemical change
Alkyl
Barometer
48. A relatively weak force of attraction between polar molecules; a component of van der Waals forces
Dipole-dipole attraction
chemistry
erg
Decomposition
49. Having no definite crystalline structure
Cathode
Electrolytic cell
Anhydride
Amorphous
50. One of the "building blocks" of proteins; contains one or more NH2- groups that have replaced the same number of hydrogen atoms in an organic acid
Atom
Amino acid
Displacement
Cathode rays
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