Acids and Bases
This strong acid is found in the stomach lining and is colloquially known as stomach acid.
HCl
Colloquially known as quicksilver, this element is the only liquid metal at room temperature
A famous Nirvana song is named after this alkali metal, which is sometimes used as a treatment for bpd
A common three-syllable exclamation by Santa Claus can be created using the symbol of this chemical element
Holmium (Ho Ho Ho)
Gold, whose name in the periodic table is derived from latin, can be recognised as this element symbol.
Au (aurum)
What common household product uses the active ingredient NaOH?
Making up of about 40% of the earth's crust, this nonmetal bonds with many different minerals and is the most abundant element on Earth
Oxygen
This corrosive, weak acid was used by Walter and Jesse to get rid of some...implicating material in Breaking Bad
hydrofluoric acid
In a number of cultures (including German), it is tradition to drop this molten metal into liquid in order to predict the new year.
tin or lead
Minerals that are able to carry charge, are referred to as the following when part of a sports beverage.
Electrolytes.
This weak acid is formed as a result of carbon emissions in the atmosphere and is responsible for acid deposition
With one electron away from a completed octet on the first electron shell, this element is the most electronegative nonmetal
Fluorine
In many films and TV shows, such as Hocus Pocus 2, this solid is added to water to create a bubbling, smoking effect.
Dry Ice / CO2
This soft, silvery metal, is found in most types of LED lights, such as those we use to light up our Christmas trees
Gallium
Bronze is an alloy consisting of these two elemental metals
tin and copper
Vitamin C
This element, number 118 on the periodic table, is named after a Russian nuclear physicist Yuri O.
Oganesson
Severus Snape
In hot cocoa, solid particles of cocoa powder are suspended in hot liquid milk. Instead of a solution, a chemist would properly address the mixture using this term.
A suspension / a colloid
This hydrogen and carbon compound, sometimes used as a fuel, is the main ingredient in the "vanishing foam" used to temporarily mark things on the turf. It consists of 4 carbons.
Butane
This compound, whose name is often shortened to DNA, is an important acid responsible for storing genetic information.
deoxyribonucleic acid
With five unpaired electrons, this element has the highest number of different oxidation states of all the metals.
Manganese
According to legend, it was this potent poison that was used to murder the notorious Russian mystic, Grigori Rasputin. It was served to him in cake and red wine, which famously mask the poison's distinct odor.
Cyanide
This polymer is often mixed with water to create artificial snow
Football balls used today are made of synthetic leather, which is known as this polymer. It is created as a result of the addition reaction of isocyanate and polyole molecules to form urethane groups.
polyurethane