Index of chemistry articles

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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.

## Contents

* 1 A
* 2 B
* 3 C
* 4 D
* 5 E
* 6 F
* 7 G
* 8 H
* 9 I
* 10 J
* 11 K
* 12 L
* 13 M
* 14 N
* 15 O
* 16 P
* 17 Q
* 18 R
* 19 S
* 20 T
* 21 U
* 22 V
* 23 W
* 24 X
* 25 Y
* 26 Z
* 27 References

## 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

* K. Barry Sharpless
* Kainite
* Kalsilite
* Kamacite
* Kaolinite
* Karl Ziegler
* Kary Mullis
* Keilhauite
* Kelvin
* Kenichi Fukui
* Kernite
* ketone
* kilogram per cubic metre
* kilojoule per mole
* Kimberlite
* Kinetics
* Kobellite
* Koichi Tanaka
* Krantzite
* krypton
* Kunzite
* Kurt Alder
* Kurt Wüthrich
* Kyanite

## 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

* Quantitative analysis
* Quantum chemistry
* Quartz
* Quartzite

## 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

* Ulexite
* UN number
* Uralite
* Uraninite
* Uranium
* Urea
* Uric acid
* UV/VIS spectroscopy

## V

* Valence
* Van der Waals radius
* Van der Waals force
* Vanadium
* Vapor pressure
* Vapour pressure
* Vermilion
* Victor Grignard
* Viktor Meyer
* Vincent du Vigneaud
* Vinyl
* Vladimir Prelog
* Vladimir Vasilevich Markovnikov

## 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

* X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
* xenon
* Xenotime

## Y

* YBCO
* Ytterbium
* Yttria
* Yttrium
* Yuan T. Lee

## Z

* Zeolite
* Zinc
* Zinnwaldite
* Zircon
* Zirconium
* Zone melting
* Zyklon B
* Zymurgy

## References

1. ↑ See: Chemistry (etymology) for possible origins of this word.
2. ↑ Chemistry. (n.d.). Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary. Retrieved August 19, 2007.

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