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Whats in a name?
Legal or Illegal?
Chemistry Cars
Scientists did that
Chemical Alphabet
Materials
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Oopswrong click Whats in a name?
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This material causes the statue of liberty to be
green with envy.
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This substance makes going to the dentist a real
gas.
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Cows consider this to be one of their natural
gases.
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This powder brightens up the white walls in your
house.
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This gas has a very critical role in the
decaffination of coffee.
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Chemistry Cars
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No particular member of the Periodic Table, as an
SUV.
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The winged messenger, in car form.
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A Noble gas, or the car seen here.
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Its the nuclear name of this new Ford model.
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We cant tell if this particular species is
lacking, or has an excess of electrons but it
certainly conducts well.
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Legal or Illegal?
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This drug, isolated in 1860 from the leaves of
the coca plant, was the first known local
anesthetic.
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This classification of drug, derived from molds
or bacteria, inhibits the growth of other
microorganisms.
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The active ingredient in Cannabis sativa.
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Found by accident, the prominent anticancer drug,
cis-platin, contains which transition metal.
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Over 2400 years ago, patients would chew the
leaves of a willow tree to obtain this medicinal
compound.
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Scientists Did That
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He discovered the Periodic Table, but no one has
yet discovered the Periodic chairs or dinette set.
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Even though the electron is very, very (very)
small it was discovered, nonetheless, by this
scientist.
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He discovered the Law of Conservation of Mass,
much to the dismay of dieters everywhere.
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The center of the atom was discovered by this
scientist.
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This scientist discovered radioactivity a useful
tool for medicine.
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Materials
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The three common forms of carbon are graphite,
diamond, and these recently discovered
soccer-ball shaped structures.
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This term refers to products that can react with
bacteria to break them down into nonpolluting
materials.
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When dry ice (CO2) sublimes, it changes between
these two states.
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This allotrope of carbon is a girls best
friend.
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When a material, such as carbon dioxide, is found
at high temperatures and pressures, it changes
phase to this unique state, where it can
literally climb the walls of its container.
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The Chemical Alphabet
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nitrogen monoxide not in the affirmative
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titanium(III) phosphide or what your waiter
expects
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silicon nitride gluttony is one of them
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lithium argide untruth teller
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PbI2 what a confused alchemist might try to do
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