Vocabulary
The smallest unit of ordinary matter that forms a chemical element
What is an atom?
This is used to make balloons float
What is Helium?
You drink this to live
What is water (H2O)?
This person tells you about chemistry in a classroom
What is a chemistry teacher?
This is used in foods like hot chocolate or brownies
What is cocoa powder?
Positively charged particle present in an atomic nucleus
What is a proton?
The first element on the periodic table
What is Hydrogen?
You use it to flavor your food
What is sodium (NaCl)?
This person purifies the water you drink
What is a water chemist?
Used to package your snacks and make your toys
What is plastic?
Uncharged or neutral particle found in an atomic nucleus
What is a neutron?
Found in tin foil
What is Aluminum?
Plants use this to make their food
What is carbon dioxide (CO2)?
This person makes sure the medicine you use is safe for consumption
What is a pharmacologist?
You put this in your remote so it can work
What is a battery?
Negatively charged particle found within the atomic nucleus
What is an electron?
This is found in toothpaste
What is Fluorine?
You put this in your fridge to absorb smell
What is baking soda (NaHCO2)?
This person creates the formula for your perfume and lotion
What is a chemical engineer?
This absorbs rays from the sun to create energy
What is a solar panel?
The center of an atom
What is a nucleus?
Used to light up signs at night
What is neon?
We use this to disinfect and sterilize
What is hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)?
This person analyzes crime scenes and checks for finger prints
What is a forensic scientist?
You use it to read wattpad on your phone, tablet, etc.
What is LCD screen?