Question

bbb. acid donates a proton (h+) = molecule that is formed when a brønsted - lowry
ccc.
ddd. = oxygen double bonded to a carbon.
= force that occurs between all neighboring
molecules and arise because of the electron distribution between molecules that is
constantly changing.
eee.
= class of organic compounds
that contains an oxygen atom bonded to two carbon atoms where both of those carbon
atoms are a carbonyl.
fff.
= systematic naming prefix for 12 carbons
ggg.
= a class of organic compound in which a carbon is double bonded
to a n
hhh.
= forces used to make macromolecules
ii.
= a class of organic compound in which a carbon is triple bonded to a n
jjj.
= systematic naming prefix for 11 carbons
kkk.
= a class of organic compounds that contains an two sulfur
atoms bonded together
lll.
=systematic naming prefix for 1 carbon
mmm.
= chemical species that accepts a
hydrogen ion in a chemical reaction
nnn.
= systematic naming prefix for 3 carbons
ooo.
= a class of organic compound in which a nitrogen atom is
bonded to one or more carbon atoms and one of those carbon atoms are carbonyl
ppp.
= systematic naming prefix for 4 carbons
qqq.
class of organic compounds that contains a halogen bonded to a
carbon.
r rr.
= systematic naming prefix for 7 carbons
sss.
= a functional group derived from ether in which 1 carbon has
been replaced by phosphorous atom
ttt.
= systematic naming prefix for 10 carbons
uuu.
= carboxylic acid group that has lost a
proton in solution and has a negative charge
vvv.
= systematic naming prefix for 13 carbons

Explanation:

bbb. When a Brønsted - Lowry acid donates a proton ($H^+$), it forms a conjugate base.
ccc. Oxygen double - bonded to a carbon is a carbonyl group.
ddd. The force that occurs between all neighboring molecules due to constantly changing electron distribution is London dispersion force.
eee. The class of organic compounds with an oxygen atom bonded to two carbon atoms where both carbon atoms are part of a carbonyl is an ester.
fff. The systematic naming prefix for 12 carbons is dodeca-.
ggg. A class of organic compound in which a carbon is double - bonded to a N is an imine.
hhh. Forces used to make macromolecules include covalent bonds.
iii. A class of organic compound in which a carbon is triple - bonded to a N is a nitrile.
jjj. The systematic naming prefix for 11 carbons is undeca-.
kkk. A class of organic compounds that contains two sulfur atoms bonded together is a disulfide.
lll. The systematic naming prefix for 1 carbon is meth-.
mmm. A chemical species that accepts a hydrogen ion in a chemical reaction is a Brønsted - Lowry base.
nnn. The systematic naming prefix for 3 carbons is prop-.
ooo. A class of organic compound in which a nitrogen atom is bonded to one or more carbon atoms and one of those carbon atoms is carbonyl is an amide.
ppp. The systematic naming prefix for 4 carbons is but-.
qqq. The class of organic compounds that contains a halogen bonded to a carbon is a haloalkane.
rrr. The systematic naming prefix for 7 carbons is hepta-.
sss. A functional group derived from ether in which 1 carbon has been replaced by a phosphorous atom is a phosphite.
ttt. The systematic naming prefix for 10 carbons is deca-.
uuu. A carboxylic acid group that has lost a proton in solution and has a negative charge is a carboxylate ion.
vvv. The systematic naming prefix for 13 carbons is trideca-.

Answer:

bbb. Conjugate base
ccc. Carbonyl group
ddd. London dispersion force
eee. Ester
fff. Dodeca -
ggg. Imine
hhh. Covalent bonds
iii. Nitrile
jjj. Undeca -
kkk. Disulfide
lll. Meth -
mmm. Brønsted - Lowry base
nnn. Prop -
ooo. Amide
ppp. But -
qqq. Haloalkane
rrr. Hepta -
sss. Phosphite
ttt. Deca -
uuu. Carboxylate ion
vvv. Trideca -