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100

A law of pressure and gas that states gases tend to expand while heated. 

What is Charles's law?

100

This former Chair of Diversity and Chemistry professor at the U of A was one of the founders of WISEST. 

Who is Dr. Margaret Ann Armour?

100

These are cooler dark areas on the sun's surface. Every 11 years, the sun seems to have a major breakout. 

What are sunspots?

100

Of DNA's 8 bases, this one was first discovered in animal dung hence its name. 

What is Guanine?

100

Oganesson, element 118 is a synthetic element in what group on the periodic table?

What are the Nobel Gases?

200

This letter represents the universal gas constant in the ideal gas law. 

What is R?

200

This New Zealand born chemist who worked at McGill University in Montreal and discovered atoms have a small charged nucleus surrounded by empty space. 

Who is Ernest rutherford?

200

These are made of ices such as water, carbon dioxide, ammonia and methane mixed with dust, and are basically dirty snowballs that orbit the sun. 

What are comets?

200

These are the monomers of proteins, of which there are 20 essential standard ones.

What are amino acids?

200

Decompression sickness, AKA the bends is characterized by the formation of bubbles of this gas in the blood.

What is Nitrogen?

300

This Law about pressure and gas describes how the pressure of a gas tends to increase as the volume of a container decreases. 

What is Boyle's law?

300

This Nobel winning physicist worked near the frontline in WW1 x-raying wounded soldiers. 

Who is Marie Curie?

300

This shape describes Mercury's orbit. 

What is an ellipse? 

300

These proteins are biological catalysts. 

What are enzymes?

300

In 1860 this German, also known for his burner co-discovered Cesium. 

Who is Bunsen

400

This law states that matter can not be created or destroyed.

What is the Law of conservation of matter

400

This Austrian American actress pioneered the technology that formed the basis for WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth. 

Who is Hedy Lamarr?

400

This planet has less density than water- if there was a large enough body of water to hold it, it would float. 

What is Saturn?

400

This organelle is NOT the powerhouse of the cell, rather the self destruct organelle involved in apoptosis.

What are the Lysosmes?

400

This periodic table family is very reactive with air and water. 

What are the alkali metals?

500

This sunny state of matter is an ionized gas. 

What is plasma?

500

This onetime chair of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission received the National Medal of Science in 2015. She is credited as helping develop the technology that enabled caller ID and Call waiting. 

Who is Dr. Shirely Jackson?

500

Both Neptune and Jupiter have these. Neptune's is called the Great Dark Spot and Jupiter's is called the Great Red Spot. 

What is a storm?

500

This three-letter molecule that contains three phosphorus atoms, is able to store and transport chemical energy within cells. 

What is ATP?

500

This country is named after the element with the symbol Ag. 

What is Argentina?

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