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Chemistry (from Egyptian kēme (chem), meaning "earth"[1]) is the physical science concerned with the composition, structure, and properties of matter, as well as the changes it undergoes during chemical reactions.[2]
Below is a list of chemistry-related articles. Chemical compounds are listed separately at list of organic compounds, list of inorganic compounds or list of biomolecules.
A
- Abichite
 - Acetaldehyde
 - Acetaminophen
 - Acetic acid
 - Acetone
 - acetyl
 - Acetylcholine
 - Acetylene
 - acid
 - Acrylamide
 - Actinide
 - Actinium
 - Actinolite
 - Activation energy
 - Adolf Friedrich Johann Butenandt
 - Adolf Otto Reinhold Windaus
 - Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe
 - Agate
 - Ahmed H. Zewail
 - Alabaster
 - Alan G MacDiarmid
 - Alan J Heeger
 - Albertus Magnus
 - Albite
 - alchemical symbol
 - alchemist
 - Alchemy
 - alcohol
 - aldehyde
 - Alexandrite
 - Alfred Stock
 - Alfred Werner
 - alicyclic compound
 - aliphatic compound
 - Alkali
 - Alkali metal
 - Alkaline earth
 - alkane
 - alkene
 - Allingite
 - allotrope
 - Allotropy
 - alloy
 - Alum
 - Aluminium
 - Aluminium gallium arsenide
 - Aluminium oxide
 - Alunite
 - Alvite
 - amalgams
 - Amazonite
 - Amber
 - Amblygonite
 - Amedeo Avogadro
 - Americium
 - Amethyst
 - amide
 - amine
 - amino acid
 - Ammonia
 - ammonium
 - Ammonium nitrate
 - Ammonium perchlorate
 - Amphibole
 - Analcim
 - Analcite
 - Analytical chemistry
 - Anatase
 - Andalusite
 - Andesite
 - Anglesite
 - Anorthite
 - Anorthoclase
 - Anorthosite
 - Antimony
 - Antoine Lavoisier
 - Apatite
 - Aquamarine
 - Aragonite
 - Archer John Porter Martin
 - aromatic hydrocarbon
 - argon
 - Arne Wilhelm Kaurin Tiselius
 - aromatic amine
 - aromatic compound
 - Arrhenius equation
 - arsenic
 - Arthur Harden
 - Artturi Ilmari Virtanen
 - Arfvedsonite
 - Asbestos
 - Astatine
 - Astrochemistry
 - atom
 - atomic absorption spectroscopy
 - atomic mass
 - atomic mass unit
 - Atomic nucleus
 - atomic number
 - Atomic orbital
 - Atomic radius
 - Atomic weight
 - Auger electron spectroscopy
 - Augite
 - Axinite
 - Azurite
 
B
- Baddeleyite
 - Barite
 - Barium
 - barometer
 - Basalt
 - base
 - Bastnasite
 - battery
 - Bauxite
 - Beckerite
 - Benzene
 - benzene ring
 - Berkelium
 - Beryl
 - Beryllium
 - Bicarbonate
 - Bioaccumulate
 - Biochemistry
 - Bioinformatics
 - Biotite
 - Bismuth
 - Boehmite
 - Bohr model
 - Bohrium
 - Boiling point
 - Borane
 - Borax
 - Boric acid
 - Bornite
 - Boron
 - Boron group
 - Boron nitride
 - Brass
 - Bromine
 - Brucite
 - Buffer solution
 - Bunsen burner
 - Burette
 - Burmite
 - Butane
 - n-Butyllithium
 - tert-Butyllithium
 - sec-Butyllithium
 - Bytownite
 
C
- cadmium
 - Calamine
 - Calcite
 - Calcium
 - Calcium carbonate
 - Calcium oxide
 - Californium
 - calomel
 - Calorimeter
 - Canfieldite
 - Caprazamycin
 - Carbohydrate
 - carbon
 - carbon dioxide
 - Carbon group
 - carbon monoxide
 - carbonate
 - carbonation
 - Carbonic acid
 - carbonyl
 - carboxylic acid
 - Carl Bosch
 - Carl Remigius Fresenius
 - Carl Wilhelm Scheele
 - Carnallite
 - Carnelian
 - Carnotite
 - CAS registry number
 - Cassiterite
 - catalyst
 - Cationic
 - caustic soda
 - Celadonite
 - Celestine
 - Celsius
 - central nervous system
 - Cerium
 - Cerussite
 - Caesium
 - Chabasite
 - Chalcedony
 - Chalcogen
 - Chalcopyrite
 - Chalcocite
 - Chalk
 - Charles J. Pedersen
 - Chemical bond
 - chemical element
 - Chemical elements named after people
 - Chemical elements named after places
 - Chemical engineering
 - Chemical equilibrium
 - chemical formula
 - Chemical nomenclature
 - chemical property
 - Chemical reaction
 - Chemical series
 - Chemical thermodynamics
 - Cheminformatics
 - chemist
 - chemistry
 - Chemistry basic topics
 - Chirality
 - Chloride
 - Chlorin
 - chlorine
 - Chlorite
 - chocolate
 - Christian B. Anfinsen
 - Chromatography
 - Chromite
 - Chromium
 - Chrysoberyl
 - Chrysolite
 - cinnabar
 - Cinnabarite
 - Citric acid
 - Citrine quartz
 - Clay
 - Cleveite
 - Clyssus
 - Coal
 - Cobalt
 - Coil (chemistry)
 - Coinage metal
 - Colemanite
 - colloid
 - color
 - Colorimeter
 - Coltan
 - Columbite
 - Combinatorial chemistry
 - Commission on Isotopic Abundances and Atomic Weights
 - complex
 - compound
 - combustion pipette
 - computational chemistry
 - Concentration
 - condensation polymer
 - Condensation reaction
 - Cooperite
 - Copper
 - corderoite
 - Cordierite
 - Corrin
 - corrosion
 - Corundum
 - cosmetics
 - covalent bond
 - Covalent radius
 - Covellite
 - Crocidolite
 - Crookesite
 - Cryolite
 - crystal
 - Crystal structure
 - cubic metre per mole
 - Cumene process
 - Cuprite
 - Curium
 - cyanide
 - Cyclopentadiene
 - Cylindrite
 - Cymophane
 - Cytosine
 
D
- d-block
 - Darmstadtium
 - Datolite
 - decay energy
 - decay mode
 - decay product
 - decomposition temperature
 - Delessite
 - Density
 - Deposition
 - Derek Harold Richard Barton
 - Deuterium
 - diamond
 - Diaspore
 - Diatomite
 - diffusion pump
 - Diopside
 - Diorite
 - Dipole
 - Discovery of the chemical elements
 - Distillation
 - Dmitriy Mendeleyev
 - Dolomite
 - Donald J. Cram
 - Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
 - Dubnium
 - Dudley R. Herschbach
 - Dysprosium
 
E
- Eduard Buchner
 - Edwin Mattison McMillan
 - Einsteinium
 - Electrical conductivity
 - electricity
 - Electrochemical cell
 - Electrochemistry
 - electrode
 - Electrode potential
 - electrolysis
 - Electrolyte
 - Electrolytic cell
 - electromagnetic spectroscopy
 - electron
 - electron capture
 - electron configuration
 - electron shell
 - electron volt
 - electronegativity
 - electrophile
 - element
 - element symbol
 - Elements song
 - Elias James Corey
 - Emerald
 - Emil Hermann Fischer
 - Emil Knoevenagel
 - emulsion
 - energy level
 - Enthalpy
 - Entropy
 - environmental chemistry
 - Enzyme
 - Epidiorite
 - Epinephrine
 - Epoxyethane
 - Epsom salt
 - Erbium
 - Ernest Rutherford
 - Ernst Otto Fischer
 - ester
 - Ethanol
 - ethene
 - ether
 - Europium
 - Euxenite
 - explosive
 
F
- f-block
 - f-orbital
 - F. Sherwood Rowland
 - Fahrenheit
 - Fat
 - Feldspar
 - Felsic
 - Ferberite
 - Fergusonite
 - Fermium
 - Ferrocene
 - Filtration
 - Flerovium
 - Flint
 - Fluorapatite
 - fluorescence spectroscopy
 - Fluorine
 - Fluorite
 - Fluorspar
 - Formaldehyde
 - Formic acid
 - Fractional freezing
 - Francis William Aston
 - Francium
 - Francois Auguste Victor Grignard
 - Franckeite
 - Franklinite
 - Franz Joseph Emil Fischer
 - Frederick Sanger
 - Frederick Soddy
 - freezing point
 - Friedrich Bergius
 - Friedrich Woehler
 - Fritz Haber
 - Fritz Pregl
 - Frédéric Joliot
 - functional group
 - fur
 
G
- g-block
 - Gabbro
 - Gadolinite
 - Gadolinium
 - Galena
 - gallium
 - Gallium arsenide
 - Gallylene
 - Garnet
 - gas
 - gaseous
 - Gedanite
 - Geometric isomerism
 - Geoffrey Wilkinson
 - Georg Wittig
 - George A. Olah
 - George de Hevesy
 - George Porter
 - Gerhard Herzberg
 - Germanite
 - Germanium
 - Gibbsite
 - Gilbert Stork
 - Giulio Natta
 - Glauconite
 - Glenn T. Seaborg
 - Glessite
 - Glucose
 - Glycerine
 - Glycine
 - Gneiss
 - Goethite
 - gold
 - Granite
 - Graphite
 - Group 1 element
 - Group 10 element
 - group 12 element
 - Group 2 element
 - Group 3 element
 - Group 4 element
 - Group 5 element
 - Group 6 element
 - Group 7 element
 - Group 8 element
 - Group 9 element
 - Gypsum
 
H
- H. M. Rouell
 - Hafnium
 - half-life
 - Halite
 - halogen
 - halogenoalkane
 - Hans Fischer
 - Hans Karl August Simon von Euler-Chelpin
 - Harold Clayton Urey
 - Harold Kroto
 - Hartmut Michel
 - Hassium
 - heat
 - Heat of fusion
 - Heat of vaporization
 - Heavy metal (chemistry)
 - Heinrich Otto Wieland
 - Helium
 - Hematite
 - Hemoglobin
 - Henri Louis le Chatelier
 - Henri Moissan
 - Henry Taube
 - Heptane
 - Herbert A. Hauptman
 - Herbert C. Brown
 - Hermann Emil Fischer
 - Hermann Staudinger
 - heterocyclic compound
 - Hexane
 - Hiddenite
 - Hideki Shirakawa
 - High performance liquid chromatography
 - Histidine
 - Holmium
 - Hornblende
 - Hübnerite
 - Humphry Davy
 - Hund's rule
 - Hutchinsonite
 - Hyalite
 - Hydrazine
 - hydrocarbon
 - Hydrochloric acid
 - hydrogen
 - Hydrogen bond
 - Hydrogen cyanide
 - Hydrogen peroxide
 - Hydrogen sulfide
 - Hydrolysis
 - hydroxide
 - hydroxyl
 - hyperconjugation
 
I
- ice
 - Idocrase
 - Illite
 - Ilmenite
 - Ilya Prigogine
 - Indium
 - infrared spectroscopy
 - Inorganic chemistry
 - Intermolecular force
 - International Temperature Scale
 - International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC)
 - Iodine
 - Ion
 - Ionic bond
 - ionization potential
 - Irène Joliot-Curie
 - Iridium
 - iron
 - Iron (III) oxide
 - Irving Langmuir
 - isocyanate
 - Isomer
 - isoprene
 - isotope
 - Isotope table (complete)
 - Isotope table (divided)
 - Israel Shahak
 - IUPAC
 
J
- J. H. van 't Hoff
 - Jade
 - James Batcheller Sumner
 - James Dewar
 - Jaroslav Heyrovský
 - Jasper
 - Jean-Marie Lehn
 - Jens C. Skou
 - Jerome Karle
 - Johan August Arfwedson
 - Johan Gadolin
 - Johann Deisenhofer
 - Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf von Baeyer
 - Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner
 - Johannes Diderik van der Waals
 - John Pople
 - John Alexander Reina Newlands
 - John C. Polanyi
 - John Cowdery Kendrew
 - John Dalton
 - John E. Walker
 - John Ernest Walker
 - John Bennett Fenn
 - John Howard Northrop
 - John Pople
 - John Warcup Cornforth
 - Jöns Jakob Berzelius
 - Joseph Priestley
 - joule per kilogram-kelvin
 - Justus von Liebig
 
K
L
- Labradorite
 - Lactic acid
 - Lanthanide
 - Lanthanum
 - Lapis lazuli
 - Lars Onsager
 - Lawrencium
 - Lazurite
 - Le Chatelier's principle
 - Lead
 - Leopold Ružička
 - Lepidolite
 - Leucite
 - Lewis acid
 - Lewis base
 - Ligand
 - Lignite
 - Limestone
 - Limonite
 - Linus Pauling
 - liquid
 - Lise Meitner
 - List of alchemical substances
 - List of alloys
 - List of biochemistry topics
 - List of biomolecules
 - List of chemists
 - list of compounds
 - List of elements by name
 - List of elements by number
 - List of elements by symbol
 - List of elements named after people
 - List of elements named after places
 - List of inorganic compounds
 - List of inorganic compounds by element
 - List of organic compounds
 - List of scientific journals in chemistry
 - Lithium
 - liver
 - Livermorium
 - livingstonite
 - Lodestone
 - Lonsdaleite
 - Lorandite
 - Lord Todd
 - Lothar Meyer
 - Louis Pasteur
 - Luis F. Leloir
 - Lutetium
 
M
- Magnesite
 - Magnesium
 - magnetic resonance
 - magnetism
 - Magnetite
 - Malachite
 - Malacolite
 - Manfred Eigen
 - Manganese
 - Marble
 - Marcasite
 - Marie Curie
 - Mario J. Molina
 - Marl
 - mass
 - mass spectrometer
 - materials science
 - Max Ferdinand Perutz
 - medicine
 - Meerschaum
 - mega-
 - Meitnerium
 - Melting point
 - Melvin Calvin
 - Mendelevium
 - Mendozite
 - Menilite
 - Mercury (II) sulfide
 - Mercury (I) chloride
 - Mercury (element)
 - Mercury (II) chloride
 - mercury fulminate
 - mercury-vapor lamp
 - Metacinnabarite
 - metal
 - metal halide
 - Metallic bond
 - Metalloid
 - Metamerism
 - Methane
 - Methanol
 - methyl
 - methyl group
 - Methyl isocyanate
 - Methylene
 - Methylene bridge
 - Methylene group
 - Methyllithium
 - Methylmercury
 - metre per second
 - Mica
 - Michael Faraday
 - Michael Smith (chemist)
 - Microcline
 - Milk quartz
 - millinery
 - mineral
 - mineralogy
 - mixture
 - Mohs hardness scale
 - Molar mass
 - Molar volume
 - mole (unit)
 - Molecular dynamics
 - Molecular mechanics
 - Molecular modeling
 - Molecular orbital
 - molecule
 - Molybdenite
 - Molybdenum
 - Molybdenum disulfide
 - Monazite
 - Morganite
 - Moscovium
 - Mössbauer spectroscopy
 - Muscovite
 - Mustard gas
 
N
- Naphthalene
 - natural abundance
 - Neodymium
 - neon
 - Nepheline
 - Neptunium
 - Nernst equation
 - neutron
 - neutron activation analysis
 - Nickel
 - Nihonium
 - Nikolay Nikolaevich Semenov
 - Nils Gabriel Sefström
 - Niobite
 - Niobite-tantalite
 - Niobium
 - nitrate
 - Nitric acid
 - Nitric oxide
 - nitrogen
 - Nitrogen dioxide
 - Nitroglycerine
 - Nitrous oxide
 - Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 - Nobelium
 - Noble gas
 - Nonmetal
 - nuclear magnetic resonance
 - Nucleic Acid
 - Nucleophile
 
O
- Octane
 - Odd Hassel
 - Oganesson
 - ohm
 - Olivine
 - Opal
 - Optical isomerism
 - Organic chemistry
 - organic compound
 - Organic nomenclature
 - Organic reaction
 - Organic synthesis
 - Organolithium reagent
 - Orthoclase
 - Osmium
 - Osmium tetroxide
 - Otto Hahn
 - Otto Paul Hermann Diels
 - Otto Wallach
 - Oxidation
 - Oxidation number
 - oxidation state
 - oxide
 - oxygen
 
P
- p-block
 - paint
 - Palagonite
 - Palladium
 - Parabens
 - Partial pressure
 - Pascal (unit)
 - Paul Berg
 - Paul D. Boyer
 - Paul J. Crutzen
 - Paul J. Flory
 - Paul Karrer
 - Paul Sabatier
 - Pauling scale
 - Pegmatite
 - Pentlandite
 - Peptide
 - perchlorate
 - Peridotite
 - Period 1 element
 - Period 2 element
 - Period 3 element
 - Period 4 element
 - Period 5 element
 - period 6 element
 - Period 7 element
 - Period 8 element
 - periodic table
 - periodic table block
 - periodic table group
 - periodic table period
 - Periodic table series
 - Periodic table (big)
 - Periodic table (electron configurations)
 - Periodic table (extended)
 - Periodic table (large version)
 - Periodic table (metals and non-metals)
 - Periodic table (standard)
 - Periodicity
 - Perlite
 - pesticide
 - Petalite
 - Peter D. Mitchell
 - Peter Debye
 - pH
 - phases of matter
 - Phenacite
 - phenol
 - phenyl
 - Phlogopite
 - Phosphoric acid
 - Phosphorite
 - Phosphorus
 - Phosphorus porphyrin
 - Phthalates
 - Phyllite
 - Physical chemistry
 - physics
 - picometre
 - Picric acid
 - Plagioclase
 - Platinum
 - Plutonium
 - Pnictogen
 - Pollucite
 - pollution
 - Polonium
 - polymer
 - Polymerization
 - Porphyrin
 - Post-transition metal
 - Potassium
 - Potassium nitrate
 - Pourbaix diagram
 - Praseodymium
 - Prehnite
 - Promethium
 - Propane
 - Protactinium
 - Protein
 - Proton
 - Pumice
 - Pumicite
 - Purine
 - Putrescine
 - Pyridine
 - Pyrimidine
 - Pyrite
 - Pyrochlore
 - Pyroluria
 - Pyroxene
 - Pyrrole
 
Q
R
- radical (chemistry)
 - radioisotope
 - Radium
 - Radon
 - Radon difluoride
 - Raman spectroscopy
 - Raoult's law
 - Redox
 - Reduction
 - Reflux
 - Reversible reaction
 - Rhazes
 - Rhenium
 - Rhodium
 - Rhyolite
 - Rhyolitic
 - Richard Adolf Zsigmondy
 - Richard Kuhn
 - Richard Laurence Millington Synge
 - Richard Martin Willstätter
 - Richard R. Ernst
 - Richard Smalley
 - Riebeckite
 - Roald Hoffmann
 - Robert Bruce Merrifield
 - Robert Burns Woodward
 - Robert Curl
 - Robert G. Parr
 - Robert Huber
 - Robert S. Mulliken
 - Robert Wilhelm Bunsen
 - Rock crystal
 - Roentgenium
 - Ronald George Wreyford Norrish
 - Rose quartz
 - Roumanite
 - Rubidium
 - Ruby
 - Rudolph A. Marcus
 - Rudolph Pariser
 - Ruthenium
 - Rutherfordium
 - Rutile
 - Ryōji Noyori
 
S
- s-block
 - s-orbital
 - S.P.L. Sørensen
 - salt
 - Salvinorin-A
 - Samarium
 - Samarskite
 - Sand
 - Sapphire
 - Sard
 - Scandium
 - Scheelite
 - Schist
 - scientific notation
 - Seaborgium
 - Selenium
 - semiconductor
 - Serpentine
 - SI
 - Sidney Altman
 - Silane
 - silicon
 - Silicon dioxide
 - Sillimanite
 - Simple aromatic rings
 - silver
 - Simetite
 - Sir Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
 - Sir Robert Robinson
 - Sir William Ramsay
 - skeletal formula
 - skin
 - Smectite
 - Smoky quartz
 - Soapstone
 - Soda niter
 - sodium
 - Sodium bicarbonate
 - Sodium carbonate
 - Sodium chloride
 - Sodium citrate
 - Sodium cyanide
 - Sodium hydroxide
 - Sodium hypochlorite
 - solid
 - solid state chemistry
 - soluble
 - soluene
 - solution
 - Solvent
 - solvation
 - solvent
 - species
 - Specific heat capacity
 - Spectroscopy
 - Speed of sound
 - Sperrylite
 - Spinel
 - Spodumene
 - stable isotope
 - standard temperature and pressure
 - Standard Ambient Temperature and Pressure
 - Stanford Moore
 - Stannite
 - Stantienite
 - State of matter
 - Staurolite
 - Steatite
 - Stereochemistry
 - Stoichiometry
 - Strontianite
 - Strontium
 - structural formula
 - Sublimation
 - sulfate
 - sulfur
 - Sulfur dioxide
 - Sulfuric acid
 - superconductor
 - surface chemistry
 - suspension (chemistry)
 - Svante Arrhenius
 - Syenite
 - Sylvite
 - synthetic radioisotope
 - systematic element name
 
T
- Tabun
 - Talc
 - Talcum
 - Tantalite
 - Tantalum
 - Tanzanite
 - Teallite
 - Technetium
 - Telluride
 - Tellurium
 - Tennessine
 - Terbium
 - Tetryl
 - Thallium
 - Theodor Svedberg
 - Theodore William Richards
 - Thermal conductivity
 - Thermochemistry
 - thermometer
 - Thiamin
 - thioether
 - Thiol
 - Thomas Graham
 - Thomas R. Cech
 - Thorium
 - Thortveitite
 - Thulium
 - Timeline of biology and organic chemistry
 - Tin
 - Titanite
 - Titanium
 - Titanium dioxide
 - Titration
 - Toluene
 - Topaz
 - Tourmaline
 - toxic
 - transition metal
 - Tremolite
 - Trinitrotoluene
 - triple point
 - Troctolite
 - Tuff
 - Tungsten
 - Turquoise
 - Tutty
 - Tyrosine
 
U
V
W
- Walter Gilbert
 - Walter Kohn
 - Walter Norman Haworth
 - Walther Hermann Nernst
 - water
 - watt per metre-kelvin
 - Wendell Meredith Stanley
 - Wilhelm Ostwald
 - Willard Frank Libby
 - Willemite
 - William Francis Giauque
 - William H. Stein
 - William Hardin Graham
 - William Hyde Wollaston
 - William Lipscomb
 - William Perkin
 - William S. Knowles
 - Wiserine
 - Wolframite
 - Wollastonite
 - WorldWide Molecular Matrix
 
X
Y
Z
References
- ↑ See: Chemistry (etymology) for possible origins of this word.
 - ↑ Chemistry. (n.d.). Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary. Retrieved August 19, 2007.
 
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