Chemistry

Same somotic pressure

Paradichlorobenzene

Glycerol

Paraformaldehye is polymer of

Atomic number

Humectant

Electrical charge of electron

Polymerization of formaldehyde is inhibited by addition of

Sodium Citrate

Adipocere

Citrates and Oxalates

Paraformaldehyde is formaldehyde in

Glycols

Charged group atoms as single unit in chemical reaction

Perfuming agents

Sodium lauryl sulfate

Reduce surface tension, aid in penetration

Function of Plaster of Paris

NaOH

Humectants

Methyl Salicylate

Trihydroxy alcohol

Most common form of oxygen

Synonymous for ployatomic

Proton

Oxidation number for Ammonium Radical

Ethanoic Acid

Oxygen means

Magnesium Chloride

R-OH

Main constituent in acid

Identical molecular formula, different structural formula

Filler in autopsy chemical mixtures

Group of atoms functioning as single atom in chemical reaction

Chlorine

Atom has gained or lost electrons in chemical reaction

Readily absorbs appreciable quantities of moisture from air

Liquid's resistance to flow

Used as buffer; act as acid or base

Most complex carbohydrates

General formula for amines

General formula for ethers

General formula for esters

Florine

General formula for organic acids

Pass through both filter and semipermeable membrane

General formula for ketones

General formula for aldehydes

General formula for alcohols

Alkane

Stable organic molecule

All open chained hydrocarbons

Partial oxidation of wood alcohol

Formula for ethanol

Reactive portion of organic acids

Sugar in bloodstream

Synonym for phenol

Disaccharide

Complete reduction of formaldehyde

212 F

Hydrocarbons which carbon is linked by double bonds

Hydrogen atom replaced by atom of element in Halogen family

Deamination and decarboxylation occur simultaneously

Fluorine and iodine related to

Volume

Calcium

Attachment of hydroxyl group to carbon atom joined directly to two other carbon atoms in chain

Carbon to carbon bond

Diagram shows arrangement of atoms in compound

Saturated hydrocarbon compound

Unsaturated hydrocarbon compound

Monohydroxy alcohol

Methanoic Acid

Polyhydroxy Alcohol

Hydroxide Compounds

Dehydration of organic acid and alcohol

Derivatives of ammonia

Simplest hydrocarbon compound

Oxidation of formaldehyde

Manner of chemical union between inorganic compounds

Abbreviated expression representing compound

Valence electrons affecting metallic and non-metallic compounds are located in

Metallic element becomes electrically charged by

Non-metallic element becomes electronically charged by

Manner which most metals and non-metals unite chemically

Alkane

Outer orbital ring of metallic and non-metallic elements contain

Aromatic substance

Alkyne

Changing Centigrade to Fahrenheit

Halide Compound

Ketone

NOT organic compound

Water combined to form crystalline compounds

Partial oxidation of primary alcohol yields

Hg

Alkane compounds

Hydrocarbon compounds contain at least one double or triple bond

Oxidation and reduction reactions

Alcohol with single hydroxyl unitl attached to end carbon

Oxidation and Reduction

Dehydration reaction between alcholos

Alkyne compound

NH₃

Hemoglobin

Electrolytes

Glycogen

Release positively and negatively charged ions

Hexose monosaccharide

Release no free ions in solution

Proteins

H ions

By-product of hydrolysis of fats

OH ions

Electrolyte

Salt serving as electrolyte would release

Polyatomic ion of hypochlorite composed of chlorine and

Positively charged ions

Aldehyde group

Negatively charged ion

Oxidation of lipids

Oxidation of carbohydrates

Remocal of amino group from amino acid

Oxidation of proteins

Absorb large quantities of water

Compounds held together by peptide bonds

Esters

Ammonium Radical

Lanolin

Surfactants

Bases

Air

Ammonia with formaldehyde

Yields hydrogen

Yield metallic and non-metallic ions

Cadaverine

Reaction that absorbs heat

Lead

Glucose

Ternary compound

Putrescine

Tristearin

HCHO and NH₃ reaction

Tincture solution

True solution