Answers
Neutralization - ANSWER -Occurs when you combine an acid and a base and it
produces water and a salt.
Emulsify - ANSWER -Dissolving of fats and oils by cutting it.
Isomers - ANSWER -Compounds with the same molecular formula but different
structures.
Aromatics - ANSWER -Alternates single and double bonds.
Alkanes - ANSWER -All are named at the end with ---ane.
Alkenes - ANSWER -All are named at the end with ---ene.
Alkenes - ANSWER -All are double bonds so all are unsaturated.
Alkenes - ANSWER -Cn H2n
Alkynes - ANSWER -All are named at the end with ---yne.
Alkanes - ANSWER -All single bonds, so all are saturated.
Alkanes - ANSWER -Cn H2n+2
Alkanes - ANSWER -Straight or branched chains.
Alkynes - ANSWER -All are triple bonds so all are saturated.
Alkynes - ANSWER -Cn H2n-2
, Alcohols - ANSWER -Add ---ol to the end.
Halogen Derivatives - ANSWER -Halogen replaces one or more of the hydrogen
atoms.
Organic Acids - ANSWER -Add ---oic to the end.
Esters - ANSWER -Alcohols and Organic Acids combine.
Heat Energy - ANSWER -This type of energy deals with the internal motion of
atoms.
Chemical Energy - ANSWER -Energy that bonds or breaks atoms or ions together
or apart.
Nuclear Energy - ANSWER -This is the most concentrated form of energy.
Mechanical Energy - ANSWER -Energy associated with motion.
Electromagnetic Energy - ANSWER -This energy is created by moving electrical
particles.
Mechanical Energy - ANSWER -Examples of this type of energy are water, wind,
sound, blood flow, and walking.
Heat Energy - ANSWER -This type of energy causes changes in temperature and
phase.
Kinetic Energy - ANSWER -Energy of Motion.
Potential Energy - ANSWER -Energy of Position.
Potential Energy - ANSWER -This type of energy is stored when work is done to
it.