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Along a linear demand curve, as the price rises, demand becomes more
Thermodynamic Condition
Refers to the parameters of temperature, pressure, volume, and quantity of matter present during a system at equilibrium or undergoing a process that changes its state.
Major Products
Refers to the substances that are produced in the highest quantities in a chemical reaction, often of major interest or value.
Electronegative
Term describing an atom's ability to attract and hold electrons, often used to predict the nature of chemical bonds.
Dipole Moment
A measure of the separation of positive and negative charges in a molecule, indicating its polarity.
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