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Work and occupation > Occupation > Working with minerals > Working with chemicals

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6.6.2.9Working with chemicals  

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  • Use this domain for words related to working with chemicals.

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  • What words refer to working with chemicals? chemistry. What words refer to a person who works with chemicals? chemist, alchemist. What tools are used to work with chemicals? test tube, beaker, Bunsen burner, periodic table, formula, catalyst. What words refer to elements? atom, atomic, element, electron, neutron, nuclear, proton. What words refer to chemicals? chemical, compound, molecule, molecular, radical, valence. What types of chemicals are there? acid, base, alkali, biochemical, organic, inorganic, synthetic, plastic. What are the names of specific chemicals? acetate, alcohol, amino, ammonia, arsenic, asbestos, bicarbonate, butane, camphor, carbohydrate, chloride, chlorine, cleaner, cleanser, colloidal, creosote, cyanide, detergent, diesel, dioxide, emulsion, enamel, ethane, ethanol, ether, fluoride, fluorite, fuel, gas, gel, helium, hydrogen, iodine, leaven, hydrocarbon, hydrochloric, gasohol, gasoline, glycerin, kerosene, lacquer, latex, lithium, lubricant, methane, neon, nitrogen, nylon, oil, oxide, oxygen, ozone, paraffin, peroxide, phosgene, petrochemical, petrol, petrolatum, petroleum, polyester, protein, rayon, resin, rosin, yeast, silicate, silicon, sodium, solution, sol, solvent, spar, sulfuric, tallow, tannin, tartar, thinner, turpentine, varnish, vitriol, water.

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  • 6.6.2.9

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