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Alkane
contains single bonds (saturated)
Alkene
contains double bonds (unsaturated)
Alloys
a metal mixed with another element
Atom
simplest unit of matter
Atomic number
number of protons or electrons
Biodiesel
biofuel made from vegetable oil
Bioleaching
use of bacteria to extract metals from the ground
Blast furnace
used to extract Iron from its ore
Boiling point
temperature a liquid turns to a gas
Bromine
used to detect double bonds in compounds (turns colourless)
Calcium carbonate
chemical name for Limestone
Calcium hydroxide
made when you react Calcium Oxide with water
Calcium oxide
produced after thermal decomposition of Limestone
Carbon dioxide
test for this gas using Limewater
Carbon Monoxide
produced during incomplete combustion
Catalyst
makes reactions happen faster
Cement
made from powdered clay and powdered limestone
Compound
contains two or more different atoms
Convection currents
cause tectonic plate movements
Core
the centre of the Earth
Covalent bond
type of bond that involves electrons being shared
Cracking
making a large hydrocarbon smaller (using heat & catalyst)
Decomposition
break down into simpler molecules
Distillation
separating compounds according to boiling point
Electrolysis
using electricity to extract elements more reactive than C
Electron
orbits a nucleus, has a negative charge
Emulsifier
forces oil and water to mix
Fermentation
converting sugar into alcohol using yeast
Global Dimming
caused by particulates in the atmosphere
Hardening
add Hydrogen to make more saturated
Hydration
add water
Hydrocarbon
contains Hydrogen and Carbon
Hydrogenation
add Hydrogen
Hydrophilic
water-loving
Hydrophobic
water-hating
Ionic bond
when electrons are lost or gained
Ions
atom that has gained a charge
Monomer
joins with others to make a polymer
Neutron
particle with no charge
Ore
rock that contains metal worth extracting
Oxidised
Oxygen is added
Phytomining
using plants to extract metal from the ground
Polymer
made from many monomer units
Proton
particle with a positive charge
Radioactive Decay
provides the heat to cause convection in the mantle
Reduction
remove Oxygen
Sulfur Dioxide
reacts with water to form Acid Rain
Theory
an idea based on evidence
Viscosity
a measure of how easily a substance flows
Volatility
how readily it turns into a gas