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| Explanation of tissue (noun) form plural: tissues a group of cells with the same shape and function Sample of tissue Muscle cells group together to form muscular tissue that helps us move.
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| Explanation of hydration (noun) form: no plural addition of water to a molecule without hydrolysis Sample of hydration Hydration is a solvation process in which water is the main solvent.
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| Explanation of reactant (noun) form plural: reactants substance that is taking part in a chemical reaction Sample of reactant The reactants of an equation are usually written on the left side of an equation. In combination reactions two or more reactants form one product.
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| Explanation of sucrose (noun) form: no plural sugar we add to food to sweeten it Sample of sucrose Sucrose is hydrolysed to form glucose and fructose.
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| Explanation of neck (noun) form plural: necks narrow area containing the neck vertebrae; which connects the head to the trunk Sample of neck The neck must support the head.
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| Explanation of mitral valve (noun) form plural: mitral valves valve that controls blood flow between the left atrium and the left ventricle in the heart Sample of mitral valve The mitral valve closes while the left ventricle contracts.
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| Explanation of cis-trans isomers (noun) form: only plural isomers that have identical covalent arrangements but are different with regard to the arrangement of their groups in space Sample of cis-trans isomers Cis-trans isomers are also called geometrical isomers.
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| Explanation of acid-base indicator (noun) form plural: acid-base indicators weak acid or base that changes color according to the pH of the solution Sample of acid-base indicator When put in a solution the acid-base indicator gains or loses protons depending on the Ph and changes its color.
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| Explanation of hemorrhage (noun) form plural: hemorrhages blood loss due to vessel wall damage Sample of hemorrhage Rupture of a major blood vessel will lead to massive hemorrhage.
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| Explanation of hemoglobin (noun) form: no plural a chemical that carries oxygen in red blood cells Sample of hemoglobin Hemoglobin and oxygen combine in the lungs to form oxyhemoglobin.
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