FLASHCARD S4 T9 L3: Chemical Reactions and Synthetics 24

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What are examples of natural resources?

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Plants, animals, petroleum, and minerals.

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What is the starting point for creating synthetic materials?

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Natural resources that are chemically changed.

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What does neuroplasticity refer to?

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The brain's ability to change and adapt when learning new skills or experiences.

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What does the term 'replicate' mean?

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To copy or repeat.

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What type of product is paint considered?

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Synthetic.

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Define 'synthetic materials'.

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Materials made from chemical processes, often derived from natural resources.

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What is the difference between natural resources and synthetic materials?

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Natural resources are found in nature, while synthetic materials are man-made through chemical processes.

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Give an example of a synthetic material.

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Plastic.

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What is the significance of natural resources in chemical reactions?

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They serve as the raw materials for creating synthetic products.

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How does neuroplasticity impact learning?

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It allows the brain to form new connections and pathways as we learn.