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enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates into sugar molecules

carbohydrase

carbohydrate

nutrient that provides energy

shows stores of carbon and how it enters and leaves these stores

carbon cycle

a material made from thin tubes of carbon

carbon fibre

a place when carbon and its compounds may remain for a long time. include atmosphere, oceans, sedimentary rocks, fossil fuels, soil and living organisms

carbon store

catalyst

speeds up a reaction without being used up

cell

a chemical store of energy which provides the push that moves charge around a circuit

the 'gluing together' of sediments by different chemicals to make sedimentary rocks

cementation

center of gravity

the point in and object where the force of gravity seems to act

center of mass

the point in an object where the mass of an object seems to act

a compound such as a metal silicate or oxide that is hard, strong and has a high melting point

ceramic

chemical property

how a substance behaves in chemical reactions

energy stored in food and fuels

chemical store

the breaking up or wearing down of rocks by the action of chemicals such as those in rain water

chemical weathering

chemosynthesis

reaction performed by bacteria using energy transferred from chemical reactions to produce glucose

chlorophyll

green pigment that absorbs light for use in photosynethesis

an image obtained from chromatography

chromatogram

a technique to separate mixtures of liquids that are soluble in the same solvent

chromatography

chromosome

long strand of DNA which may contain many genes

climate change

a long term change in weather patterns

plants and animals living in the same habitat at the same time

co-exist

a burning reaction in which a substance reacts quickly with oxygen and gives out light and heats the surroundings

combustion

the collection of the different types of organism present in an ecosystem

community

the process of squashing sediments together to make new rocks by the weight of the layers above

compaction

competition

competing with other organisms for resources

a mixture of materials with properties that a combination or those of the materials in it

composite

compressed

squashed into a smaller space

the way in which energy is transferred through solids and to a much lesser extent in liquids and gases

conduction

a material that conducts charge or energy well such as metal or graphite

conductor

consumer

organisms that eat other organisms as food

characteristic that can take any value within a range of values

continuous variation

the transfer of energy by the movement of gases or liquids

convection

convection current

the movement of heated liquids or gases

a rod or a magnetic material placed inside a coil to make the magnetic field of an electromagnet stronger

core

crust

the rocky outer layer of the Earth

current

the flow of electrical charge (electrons) around a complete circuit per second