C1 - Carbon Chemistry

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  1. 4. The smallest particle of a chemical element that can exist.
  2. 9. A chemical able to dissolve other substances.
  3. 11. A chemical that changes colour or becomes transparent depending on their temperature.
  4. 18. The ways in which CARBON is recycled in nature.
  5. 19. A state of matter where there are little or no force of attraction between particles.
  6. 23. Formed by the buried remains of plants and animals, a mixture of HYDROCARBON compounds.
  7. 24. The process of splitting up long-chain HYDROCARBONS.
  8. 25. A liquid easily evaporated at normal temperatures.
  9. 27. The process of separating CRUDE OIL into separate compounds.
  10. 29. An element we give the symbol C.
  11. 30. Long chain molecules that make up plastics.
  12. 31. The envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
  13. 32. A chemical able to be dissolved in a SOLVENT.
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  1. 1. The process of burning a substance to release energy.
  2. 2. The simplest HYDROCARBON that contains only single CARBON-CARBON bonds and HYDROGEN.
  3. 3. A subatomic particle with no electric charge.
  4. 4. Chemicals added to food to improve their flavour, colour or to make them last longer.
  5. 5. Single molecules that join together to make POLYMERS.
  6. 6. A subatomic particle with a positive electric charge.
  7. 7. A subatomic particle with a negative electric charge.
  8. 8. A chemical that absorbs natural light and releases it over time, making it glow in the dark.
  9. 10. A state of matter where there are some force of attraction between particles, but the particles are free to move.
  10. 12. An element that consists of only 1 PROTON and 1 ELECTRON.
  11. 13. A carbon compound contain an -COOG group.
  12. 14. The group of chemicals that give paints their colour.
  13. 15. A pleasant smelling carbon compound, made in a reaction between an ALCOHOL and CARBOXYLIC ACID.
  14. 16. A mixture of a SOLVENT and SOLUTES.
  15. 17. HYDROCARBON compounds that contain at least 1 double CARBON-CARBON bond and HYDROGEN.
  16. 20. Chemicals only containing CARBON and HYDROGEN.
  17. 21. A state of matter where there are strong forces of attraction between particles, holding them in a fixed position.
  18. 22. Molecules that help oil and water mix.
  19. 26. A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change.
  20. 28. A carbon compound containing an -OH group.