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Stylized Lithium Atom by Halfdan
To cover chemistry from beginning to end, one could take a lifetime. To help shorten your search, we have assembled this page full of links to different chemistry topics. We do not expect you to simply jump into a large group of links without a few fun and interesting facts to pique your interest in what we have to offer.
Under certain circumstances hot water can freeze more quickly than cold water.
The Bucky ball is named after a man that had absolutely nothing to do with its discovery!?!?
Most stars require hydrogen to process into helium for fuel. Did you know that scientists have recently found pure carbon stars?
The electron was not discovered until 1897, but the basic structure of the atom was first proposed 2,500 years ago by Aristotle.
The heaviest element on the periodic table is element 115. Only 30 atoms of this element have every been created.
Despite being breathed by humans every day since man evolved, the element oxygen was not discovered until 1772.
Those are just a few of the more cursory chemistry facts that we have included in the links below. There is a great deal of information to assimilate and it is our greatest hope that you find everything that you are looking for. As always, enjoy your research.
- Pure Carbon Stars Discovered
- Wave Particle Duality
- Alpha Particle
- Beta Particle
- When Was Mercury Discovered?
- John Dalton’s Atomic Model
- John Dalton’s Atomic Theory
- Electron Cloud Model
- Plum Pudding Model
- Structure of an Atom
- Charge of Electron
- Charge of a Proton
- Rutherford Atom
- Atomic Models
- Bohr Atom
- Density of Water
- Electron Mass
- Bohr Model
- Bohr’s Atomic Model
- Adiabatic Process
- Buckyball
- Atomic Force Microscope
- States of Matter
- Atomic Spectra
- Bose-Einstein
- Bose-Einstein Condensate
- Atomic Mass
- Atomic Mass Unit
- Atomic Structure
- Niels Bohr
- Atomic Radius
- Who Discovered Hydrogen?
- Who Discovered Helium?
- Proton Parts
- Atom Definition
- Electron Volt
- Atom Diagram
- Atom Model
- Atom Structure
- Atomic Nucleus
- Atomic Theory
- Proton Mass
- Definition of Atom
- Democritus Atom
- Democritus Model
- Element 115
- Aristotle Atomic Theory
- What are Electrons?
- What is an Atom?
- What is an Element?
- What is an Electron?
- What is an Ion?
- What is Atomic Mass?
- What is Evaporation?
- What are Ions?
- What are Isotopes?
- Atomic Number
- What are Photons?
- Carbon Footprint
- Carbon Dating
- Carbon Dioxide
- What is Water Made of?
- Alkali Metals
- Deuterium
- Does Hot Water Freeze Faster than Cold Water?
- How Big is an Atom?
- Where is Helium Found?
- Carbon 14 Dating
- Where is Uranium Located?
- John Dalton
- Neutron
- Plutonium
- Molecules
- Subatomic Particles
- Sublimation
- Tritium
- Activation Energy
- Density of Copper
- Density of Gold
- Parts of an Atom
- Who Discovered Gold?
- Who Discovered Oxygen?
- Carbon Nanotubes
- Fullerene
- Dielectic Constant
- Faraday’s Constant
- Helium 3
- Hydrocarbons
- Dipole Moment
- Lord Kelvin
- Plasma
- Van Der Waals
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