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Identification: Substance that hastens chemical reactions
Catalyst
Substance that can turn lead to gold

Philosopher's Stone
Covalent bond between identical atoms
Nonpolar
Identification: It refers to the cloud where stars are born
NEBULA
The Gold foil experiment led to the discovery of this atomic part
Nucleus
Identification: Radiation emitted by a body that absorbed it first
BLACKBODY RADIATION
Identification: Reaction that fuses hydrogen to form helium in dwarf stars
PP CHAIN
Identification: Nuclear particles that do not contribute to its charge

Neutron
Identification: Lightest particles in an atom
ELECTRONS
Identification: Catalysts in digestion of food
Enzyme
Identification: Material property making it capable of being hammered into thin sheets
Malleability
Negatively charged particles in atoms
Electrons
Change in which the product is the same as the reactants

Physical change
Identification: Smallest possible particle of an element containing all of the properties of the element
Atom
Bond where electrons are shared congruently throughout the molecule

Nonpolar covalent bonding
Identification: The more positive atom in a molecule of dihydrogen oxide

Hydrogen
Identification: It refers to tyhe speed of a chemical process

REACTION RATE
Force between the molecules of a compound

INTERMOLECULAR FORCE
Identification: Compound formed by electron sharing

Covalent
Fill in the blank: In a molecule of water, the atom more visited by the shared electrons would be
Oxygen
Identification: Component of chemical reaction present at its start

Reactants
Identification: Properties observable using your eyes

Physical property
Identification: Compound formed by positive and negative atoms

Ionic compound
Identification: Atoms of the same element but with various atomic weights
Isotope
Identification: Property of material to emit charged particles

Radioactivity
Identification: Compactness of the arrangement of the molecules of a material

Density
Identification: Energy responsible different reaction rates

Activation Energy
Molecular compound where there is a slight difference in the charge between its opposite sides
Polar
Behavior of the universe explaining the Big Bang Theory

Expanding
Identification: Reaction in giant stars for the fusion of hydrogen to form helium
CNO cycle
Identification: Change resulting to new material that is entirely different from the reactants
Chemical change
Solid substance that settles when a liquid solution is left still for a long amount of time?
Precipitate
Identification: Repelled the directed alpha particles in the gold foil experiment
Protons
Property of a substance that is observable without changing it

physical property
Identification: Star with strong gravity allowing the formation of more oxygen and magnesium
SUPERGIANT
Identification: Term used by scientists referring to the very small but detectable amount of heat residue of the Big
Bang
BACKGROUND RADIATION
Age of the universe (in billions of years) according to the most widely accepted cosmological theory of its existence
13.7
Identification: Particles smaller than a proton with strong nuclear force holding the quarks together
Gluons
Identification: Covalent bonding where electrons are shared equally between the atoms
Nonpolar
Covalent bonding resulting from unequal sharing of electrons between the atoms
Polar covalent bonding
Covalent bond that may or may not exist between two different atoms
POLAR
Identification: It is the ability of a substance to chemically combine with other compounds

REACTIVITY
Identification: Proton component that binds the other components together

Gluon
Identification: Substance that cannot be simplified anymore

ELEMENT
Identification: Bond characterized by the sharing of electrons between atoms

Covalent bond
Factor in reaction rate related to the amount of reactants

Concentration
Identification: Reaction rate factor related to the kinetic energy of the reactant molecules
Temperature
Identification: Compounds that are dissolves easily in water
Ionic compounds

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Identification: Substance that hastens chemical reactions

Substance that can turn lead to gold

Covalent bond between identical atoms

Identification: It refers to the cloud where stars are born

Identification: Radiation emitted by a body that absorbed it first

Identification: Reaction that fuses hydrogen to form helium in dwarf stars

Identification: Nuclear particles that do not contribute to its charge

Identification: Lightest particles in an atom

Identification: Catalysts in digestion of food

Change in which the product is the same as the reactants

Bond where electrons are shared congruently throughout the molecule

Identification: The more positive atom in a molecule of dihydrogen oxide

Identification: It refers to tyhe speed of a chemical process

Force between the molecules of a compound

Identification: Compound formed by electron sharing

Identification: Component of chemical reaction present at its start

Identification: Properties observable using your eyes

Identification: Compound formed by positive and negative atoms

Identification: Property of material to emit charged particles

Identification: Compactness of the arrangement of the molecules of a material

Identification: Energy responsible different reaction rates

Behavior of the universe explaining the Big Bang Theory

Property of a substance that is observable without changing it

Identification: It is the ability of a substance to chemically combine with other compounds

Identification: Proton component that binds the other components together

Identification: Substance that cannot be simplified anymore

Identification: Bond characterized by the sharing of electrons between atoms

Factor in reaction rate related to the amount of reactants

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