Chemistry Corner
Food Origins
Wild Card
100

This pH value indicates a neutral solution, like pure water.

What is 7?

100

This bird is known for its ability to mimic human speech.


What is a parrot?

200

Table salt is chemically known as this compound.

What is sodium chloride?

200

Tomatoes, now central to Italian cuisine, were first cultivated in this region.

What is the Americas?

200

The sap of this tree is harvested to make syrup.

What is the maple tree?

300

This element has the chemical symbol "O" and is essential for breathing.

What is oxygen?

300

This inventor is credited with creating the first practical light bulb.

Who is Thomas Edison?

400

This gas, colorless and odorless, is known as the "laughing gas" used in dentistry.
 

What is nitrous oxide?

400

Chocolate is made from the beans of this tree, native to Central and South America.

What is the cacao tree?

400

These small mollusks, eaten raw or cooked, are considered a delicacy in coastal areas worldwide.

What are oysters?

500

This is the smallest unit of a chemical element that retains its properties. The basic building blocks of matter. They are very small and consist of even tinier particles. Think Neutrons, Protons, and Electrons!  

What is an atom?

M
e
n
u