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VOCABULARY
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MEANING
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EXPLANATION
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1.
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Solution
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Larutan
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Homogeneous mixture consisting of two or more substances
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2.
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Temperature
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Suhu
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An esum that expresses the degree of cold heat of an object and the means used to measure temperature is a thermometer.
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3.
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Mix
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Campuran
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The result of mechanical mixing or mixing of chemicals such as elements and compounds, without chemical unification or other chemical changes
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4.
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Equilibrium
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Kesetimbangan
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A state when the concentration of the reactant and the product does not change with time
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5.
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Molecular mass
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Massa molekul
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The
molecular weight or so-called relative molecule (Mr) is the weight of a molecule
in units of atomic mass (sma)
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6.
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Molarity
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Molaritas
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A solution represents the number of moles of a substance per liter of solution
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7.
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Solute
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Zat terlarut
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Substances that are fewer in solution
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8.
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Solven
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Zat pelarut
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Substances which are more numerous than other substances in solution
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9.
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Compound
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Senyawa
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Pure chemicals consisting of two or more elements which can be broken down into their constituent elements by chemical reactions
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10.
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Atom
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Atom
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A basic unit of matter, composed of atomic nuclei and a cloud of negatively charged electrons that surround it |
11.
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Enthalpy
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Entalpi
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A term in thermodynamics that states the amount of energy of a thermodynamic system
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12.
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energy
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Energy
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Ability to do business
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13.
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Volume
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Volume
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Calculating how much space can be occupied in an object
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14.
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Electron
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Electron
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The subatomic particles are negatively charged and are generally written as e-
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15.
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Molecule
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Molekul
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As a group of atoms (at least two) that are strongly bonded together (covalently) in a particular arrangement and are neutral and fairly stable
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16.
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Charge
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Muatan
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The basic charge that an object possesses, which makes it experience force on another adjacent object and also has an electrical charge.
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17.
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Cathode
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Katoda
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the pole of the electrode in polarized electrochemical cell if the pole is positively charged (so that the electric current will flow out of it
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18.
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Anode
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Anoda
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Electrodes, may be metals or other electrical conductors, in polarized electrochemical cells if electric current flows into them
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19.
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Electrode
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Elektroda
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Conductors used to come into contact with parts or non-metallic media of a circuit (eg semiconductors
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20.
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Cell potencial
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Potensial sel
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The force required to push the electrons through the internal circuit (the salt bridge)
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21.
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Electrolysis
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Elektrolisis
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Dissociating an electrolyte into an ion on the electrode in the presence of an electric current. Electrical conduction through an electrolyte solution will result in a chemical change |
22.
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Ion
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Ion
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An atom or a set of electrically charged atoms. Negatively charged ions, which capture one or more electrons, are called anions, because they are attracted toward the anode
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23.
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Anion
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Anion
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An atom or a set of electrically charged atoms |
24.
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Electrochemistry
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Elektrokimia
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A chemical branch that studies chemical reactions that take place in a solution at the interface of an electron conductor (metal or semiconductor) and an ionic conductor (electrolyte), and involves the transfer of electrons between the electrode and the electrolyte or the like in solution
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25.
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Hydrocarbon
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Hidrokarbon
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A compound consisting of elements of carbon (C) and hydrogen (H)
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26.
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Radioisotope
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Radioisotope
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Atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons
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27.
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Electronegativity
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keelektronegatifan
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The tendency of an atom to be negatively charged or to capture electrons from other atoms
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28.
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Particle
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Partikel
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Elementary particles are the particles; Other larger particles are formed
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29.
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Matter
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Materi
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Any object or material that needs space, whose amount is measured by a property called mass.
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30.
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Endhotermic reaction
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Reaksi eksoterm
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Reactions that release the heat (occurs heat transfer from the environmental system
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31.
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Exotermic reaction
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Reaksi endoterm
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A reaction that absorbs heat (there is a movement of heat from the environment to the system
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32.
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Kinetics
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Kinetika
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A science that discusses the rate (speed) and reaction mechanism.
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33.
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Corrosion
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Korosi
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Damage or degradation of metals due to a redox reaction between a metal and various substances in the environment resulting in undesirable compounds
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34.
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Hydrolysis
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Hidrolisis
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Chemical reactions that break down water molecules (H2O) into hydrogen cations (H +) and hydroxide anions (OH-) through a chemical process.
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35.
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Buffer solution
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Larutan penyangga
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A solution composed of an acid or a weak base with an acid or a conjugate base.
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36.
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Osmotic pressure
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Tekanan osmotik
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The necessary equipments to stop osmosis
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37.
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Covalent compounds
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Senyawa kovalen
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At which is formed when two or more different elements join the covalent bond
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38.
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Pressure
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Tekanan
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Physics to declare force (F) per unit area (A) |
39.
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Distillation
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Penyulingan
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A chemical separation method based on the difference in velocity or volatility of materials
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40.
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Fitration
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Penyaringan
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Separation process from a heterogeneous mixture containing liquids and solid particles using a filter medium which only passes liquids and holds solid particles.
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