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What is a chemical substance that helps control reactions?
A catalyst is generic term used to influence rates of reaction. The catalyst lowers the activation energy required to start the reaction. In biology, catalysts are called enzymes.
What does state mean in the scientific term?
Roughly, how tightly the molecules are bonded together. Rigidly bonded = Solid In contact, but able the flow = Liquid Not in contact = Gas Ionized = Plasma These are the four main states of matter.
What is the technical term for heat contained in a substance?
The technical term for heat contained in a substance is "thermal energy". It refers to the energy that a substance possesses due to its temperature.
Which term is used to describe the smallest particle retaining all the properties of a substance element ion or molecule?
For a substance the term is molecule, for an element the term is atom.
What is the term for a substance that is formed by a chemical reaction?
A product is a substance that is formed by a chemical reaction.
What term descrives a substance that is made when two or more different atoms bond together in a certain ratio?
The smallest such substance is a molecule, or a formula unit of an ionically bonded compound. Any amount of such a substance also satisfies the requirement given.
What is a substance generic term referring to?
Another term is chemical compound.
A substance that flows gas or liquid?
Both can flow.
What happens when sodium and chlorine join into a molecule?
Sodium and chlorine do not technically form molecules, but instead an ionically bonded salt. The proper term for what corresponds to a molecule in covalently bonded compounds is "formula unit" for ionically bonded compounds.
What is a true compound?
The term "true compound" is not specifically defined by the scientific community. Perhaps you are thinking of "pure compound", which is a substance composed of perfectly definite identical particles which are formed from two or more elements. It's possible that a scientist might use the phrase "true compound" to refer to a molecular compound (covalently-bonded) such as H2O or CO2, as opposed to an ionically-bonded compound such as NaCl or H2SO4; but this usage is not officially recognized by the scientific community
Why aren't all mixtures substances?
All mixtues ARE substances ('Substance' is a generic term for matter). They are not haowever a 'pure' substances.
The point a satellite is farthest away in its orbit?
That is called apogee, or (to use a more generic term) apapsis.That is called apogee, or (to use a more generic term) apapsis.That is called apogee, or (to use a more generic term) apapsis.That is called apogee, or (to use a more generic term) apapsis.
What is the scientific term for the substance that dissolves in a solvent?
If something dissolves in water it is said to be 'soluble in water' or 'water soluble'Water is the solvent; the substance that is disolved is called the solute.
Is urethane a rubber?
Rubber is a generic term today. It used to mean a very specific substance. Today you could call various forms of urethane rubber. Is it technically ? NO
What is the generic term for a vuvuzela?
noisemaker
What is the generic name for pms-risperidone?
Risperidone is the generic term. The brand name is Risperdal.
What term describes a substance that is made when two or more different atoms bond together in a certain ratio?
When 2 or more elements make a chemical bond giving a new material that material wi be a compound,
