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| Explanation of saturated fatty acid (noun) form plural: saturated fatty acids fatty acids that contain as many hydrogen atoms as possible Sample of saturated fatty acid Saturated fatty acids do not contain carbon-carbon double bonds.
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| Explanation of weak base (noun) form plural: weak bases a base that only slightly dissociates in solution Sample of weak base The base dissociation constant tells us if it is a weak base.
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| Explanation of react (verb) forms: reacted; reacted; reacting to have an action in response to a substance or situation Sample of react Acyl chlorides react with alcohols and phenols to form esters.
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| Explanation of miscibility (noun) form: no plural ability of being mixed with liquids Sample of miscibility Miscibility measures the degree to which two liquids can be mixed.
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| Explanation of eukaryote (noun) form plural: eukaryotes unicellular or multicellular organism whose cells contain membrane-bound cell organelles similar to a nucleus Sample of eukaryote The genetic material of eukaryotes consists of a DNA dubble helix which is attached to chromosomes.
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| Explanation of highly (adverb) forms: more highly; most highly; less highly; least highly very; extremely Sample of highly Acyl (acid) chlorides are highly reactive.
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| Explanation of vascularize (verb) forms: vascularized; vascularized; vascularizing verb that describes the growth of blood vessels in a tissue Sample of vascularize The retina can vascularize through prolonged contact use.
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| Explanation of copper (noun) form: no plural unreactive metallic element with chemical symbol Cu that is essential for red blood cell formation Sample of copper Copper is an excellent conductor and so is used to make electricity cables.
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| Explanation of antibiotic (adjective) form plural: antibiotics a substance that destroys bacteria Sample of antibiotic Antibiotics have bactericidal properties.
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| Explanation of intracellular (adjective) within cells Sample of intracellular Potassium is the main intracellular cation.
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