Elements
Biochemistry
Reactions
Molecules
Wild Card
100

Vermilion a red pigment used in inks & paints is made synthetically by reacting sulfur with this metal Hg

Mercury

100

Most types of E. coli work safely in your intestines; some even help make this blood-clotting vitamin

Vitamin K

100

A base receives these subatomic particles; acids give them up

Protons or Hydrogens

100

This letter & number precede SO4 in the formula for sulfuric acid

H2

100

A calorimeter measures the amount of this released or absorbed in a chemical reaction

Heat

200

The name of this group of elements that includes fluorine means salt-producing

Halogens

200

In osmosis a liquid passes through a barrier usually called a semipermeable one of these

Membrane

200

This state of matter is bypassed in sublimation

Liquid

200

This type of bond is formed by 2 atoms each contributing 1 electron to a shared electron pair

Covalent

200

When lemon juice is dropped on blue litmus paper the paper will turn this color

Red

300

This 2nd-lightest gas is the only element that can't be solidified by cooling at normal atmospheric pressure

Helium

300

Melvin Calvin won a 1961 Nobel Prize for mapping the chemical reactions in this plant process

Photosynthesis

300

Photo-degradation is chemical change affecting the usefulness of a material due to absorption of this

Light or Photons

300

The structural formula for water is HOH; HOOH is the formula for this solution that you might keep in your bathroom or first aid kid

Hydrogen Peroxide

300

In 2012 scientists actually achieved a temperature lower than -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit better known by this term

Absolute Zero

400

When placed in the flame of a Bunsen burner copper produces a blue flame; sodium this color

Yellow
400

John Queeny founded the chemical company Monsanto in St. Louis in 1901 to make this sweetener

Saccharin (Sweet'N Low)

400

Used as a purification process it's the evaporation of a liquid & then the condensation of the vapor

Distillation

400

Alnico magnets are so named because they're alloys of aluminum nickel & this

Cobalt

400

Term for a substance that modifies & speeds up a chemical reaction without itself being affected

Catalyst

500

On TV these two symbols play a part on Breaking Bad but in chemistry they represent these two elements--one a toxic liquid the other a metal

Bromine and Barium

500

It's the most abundant protein in the human body; the animal kind is boiled to make gelatin

Collagen

500

Increasing the percentage of U-235 in a sample of uranium is called this process; Iran says it has the right to do it

Enrichment

500

If toluene reacts with nitric acid things get explosive with the compound known by these 3 letters

TNT

500

This chemist must have put other projects on the back burner when he discovered cesium in 1860

Bunsen

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