chemistry
- noun
- /ˈkɛmɪstri/
- In high school, I learned about the basic principles of chemistry, including reactions and compounds.
- introductory chemistry
- a chemistry course
- a chemistry class
So I love teaching chemistry and I love dogs.
- So I love teaching chemistry and I love dogs.
- Well, I think history and chemistry are not to be underrated.
- To witness many breakthroughs in chemistry and to house multiple Nobelis.
- I'm a fourth year chemistry student at USF.
- Biology reduces to chemistry you might say, or to physics.
- Let's do an example with chemistry at room temperature.
- I was in college studying chemistry and.
- I mean, this, this, this evolution of chemistry created humans.
- You know people are leaning towards chemistry, nuclear physics.
- They, they're basically understand chemistry in this country.
- It's because we can do better that chemistry can do far better.
- Computer science, chemistry, medicine, you can't fake it.
Examples
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I studied chemistry in Sweden!
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I'm a fourth year chemistry student at USF.
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Got my first chemistry set when I was seven.
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Took some chemistry in high school.
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This is pure chemistry, kind of easy science.
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You know, you make fun of me, but I had to pass organic chemistry to get in.
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I wanted to finish what I had dreamed of since taking chemistry in high school.
Academic text (2008) -
The class met at 1:00 PM in the chemistry building, which was on my way across campus.
Academic text (2013) -
We've had some chemistry professor from Chicago, who's been calling and writing.
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I've been having some trouble in chemistry, and Talia talks through the whole class.
Compounds
- Specialized
Study of how chemicals behave and change using physics and math
- Specialized
The study of materials like metals and salts not based on carbon
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A room for doing experiments with chemicals for teaching or research
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The study of chemicals and how they help grow crops and care for soil
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The part of science that studies how substances act where two materials meet, like liquid and air
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chemistry comes from the old word alchemy, from Arabic al-kīmiyā', which meant 'the art of change' when people mixed metals and other materials. So modern chemistry is the science of what matter is and how it changes.