- Isomers
Definition: Compound with the same molecular formula but different structural formulae. - Empirical Formula
Definition: The formula that gives the simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in the compound. - Electrolysis
Definition: A process that involves passing electricity through compounds in molten or aqueous state to break them down into their constituent elements. - Melting point
Definition: The temperature at which a solid changes into liquid form under a particular pressure. - Strong alkali
Definition: A chemical substance that ionises completely in water and produces a high concentration of hydroxide ions.
Unsaturated hydrocarbon
Definition: An organic compound that contains only carbon and hydrogen, as well as double or triple bonds between carbon atoms.
Redox reaction
Definition: A reaction that involves electron transfer or a change in oxidation number.
Activation energy
Definition: The minimum energy colliding reactant particles must have before collisions between them can result in a chemical reaction.
Strong acid
Definition: A chemical substance that ionises completely in water and produces a high concentration of hydrogen ions.
Rate of reaction
Definition: The charge in quantity of reactants and reaction products with time.
Definition: An organic compound that contains only carbon and hydrogen, as well as double or triple bonds between carbon atoms.
Definition: A reaction that involves electron transfer or a change in oxidation number.
Definition: The minimum energy colliding reactant particles must have before collisions between them can result in a chemical reaction.
Definition: A chemical substance that ionises completely in water and produces a high concentration of hydrogen ions.
Definition: The charge in quantity of reactants and reaction products with time.
