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## A 
Abisit &mdash; Asetaldehid &mdash; Asétaminofén &mdash; Asam asetat &mdash; Aseton &mdash; asetil &mdash; Asetilkolin &mdash; Asetilén &mdash; asam &mdash; Akrilamid &mdash; Aktinid &mdash; Aktinium &mdash; Aktinolit &mdash; Énergi aktivasi &mdash; Adolf Friedrich Johann Butenandt &mdash; Adolf Otto Reinhold Windaus &mdash; Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe &mdash; Agat &mdash; Ahmed H. Zewail &mdash; Alabaster &mdash; Alan G MacDiarmid &mdash; Alan J Heeger &mdash; Albertus Magnus &mdash; Albit &mdash; Lambang alkémi &mdash; Alkémis &mdash; Alkémi &mdash; alkohol &mdash; aldehid &mdash; Aléksandrit &mdash; Alfred Stock &mdash; Alfred Werner &mdash; sanyawa alisiklik &mdash; sanyawa alifatik &mdash; Alkali &mdash; Logam alkali &mdash; Alkali taneuh &mdash; alkana &mdash; alkéna &mdash; Allingite &mdash; alotrop &mdash; Alotropi &mdash; alloy &mdash; Alum &mdash; Aluminium &mdash; Aluminium gallium arsenida &mdash; Aluminium oksida &mdash; Alunite &mdash; Alvite &mdash; amalgam &mdash; Amazonit &mdash; Amber &mdash; Amblygonite &mdash; Amedeo Avogadro &mdash; Americium &mdash; Amethyst &mdash; amida &mdash; amina &mdash; asam amino &mdash; Amonia &mdash; amonium &mdash; Amonium nitrat &mdash; Amonium perklorat &mdash; Amfibol &mdash; Analcim &mdash; Analsit &mdash; Kimia analitis &mdash; Anatase &mdash; Andalusit &mdash; Andesit &mdash; Anglesit &mdash; Anortit &mdash; Anortosit &mdash; Anortoklas &mdash; Antimoni &mdash; Antoine Lavoisier &mdash; Apatit &mdash; Aquamarine &mdash; Aragonit &mdash; Archer John Porter Martin &mdash; hidrokarbon aromatik &mdash; argon &mdash; Arne Wilhelm Kaurin Tiselius &mdash; amina aromatik &mdash; sanyawa aromatik &mdash; persamaan Arrhenius &mdash; arsenik &mdash; Arthur Harden &mdash; Artturi Ilmari Virtanen &mdash; Arvedsonite &mdash; Asbestos &mdash; Astatin &mdash; atom &mdash; spéktroskopi serapan atom &mdash; massa atom &mdash; unit massa atom &mdash; inti atom &mdash; wilangan atom &mdash; orbital atom &mdash; RAdius atom &mdash; Atomic weight &mdash; Auger electron spectroscopy &mdash; Augite &mdash; Axinite &mdash; Azurite &mdash;

## B 
Baddeleyite &mdash; Barit &mdash; Barium &mdash; barométer &mdash; Basalt &mdash; Basa &mdash; Bastnasit &mdash; batré &mdash; Bauksit &mdash; Békerit &mdash; Bénzén &mdash; cingcin bénzén &mdash; Berkelium &mdash; Beril &mdash; Berilium &mdash; bikarbonat &mdash; bioaccumulate &mdash; biokimia &mdash; Bioinformatik &mdash; Biotit &mdash; Bismut &mdash; Boehmit &mdash; Bohrium &mdash; Titik golak &mdash; Boraks &mdash; Asam borat &mdash; Bornit &mdash; boron &mdash; Golongan Boron &mdash; Boron nitrid &mdash; brain &mdash; brass &mdash; bromin &mdash; Brusit &mdash; Leyuran dapar &mdash; Bunsen burner &mdash; Burét &mdash; Burmit &mdash; Butan &mdash; Bytownite &mdash;

## C 
cadmium &mdash; Cai &mdash; Calamine &mdash; Calcflinta &mdash; Calcite &mdash; Calcium &mdash; Calcium carbonate &mdash; Calcium oxide &mdash; Californium &mdash; calomel &mdash; Calorimeter &mdash; Canfieldite &mdash; Carbohydrate &mdash; carbon &mdash; carbon dioxide &mdash; Carbon group &mdash; carbon monoxide &mdash; carbonate &mdash; carbonation &mdash; Carbonic acid &mdash; carbonyl &mdash; carboxylic acid &mdash; Carl Bosch &mdash; Carl Remigius Fresenius &mdash; Carl Wilhelm Scheele &mdash; Carnallite &mdash; Carnelian &mdash; Carnotite &mdash; CAS registry number &mdash; Cassiterite &mdash; catalyst &mdash; caustic soda &mdash; Celadonite &mdash; Celestite &mdash; Celsius &mdash; central nervous system &mdash; Cerium &mdash; Cerussite &mdash; Caesium &mdash; Chabasite &mdash; Chalcedony &mdash; Chalcogen &mdash; Chalcopyrite &mdash; Chalcosine &mdash; Chalk &mdash; Charles J. Pedersen &mdash; Chemical bond &mdash; chemical element &mdash; Chemical elements named after people &mdash; Chemical elements named after places &mdash; Chemical equilibrium &mdash; chemical formula &mdash; Chemical nomenclature &mdash; chemical property &mdash; Chemical reaction &mdash; Chemical series &mdash; chemical symbol &mdash; Chemical thermodynamics &mdash; Cheminformatics &mdash; chemist &mdash; chemistry &mdash; Chemistry basic topics &mdash; Chirality &mdash; Chloride &mdash; Chlorin &mdash; chlorine &mdash; Chlorite &mdash; chocolate &mdash; Christian B. Anfinsen &mdash; Chromatography &mdash; Chromite &mdash; Chromium &mdash; Chrysoberyl &mdash; Chrysolite &mdash; cinnabar &mdash; Cinnabarite &mdash; Citric acid &mdash; Citrine quartz &mdash; Clay &mdash; Cleveite &mdash; Coal &mdash; Cobalt &mdash; Coinage metal &mdash; Colemantite &mdash; colloid &mdash; color &mdash; Colorimeter &mdash; Coltan &mdash; Columbite &mdash; Combinatorial chemistry &mdash; Complex &mdash; compound &mdash; computational chemistry &mdash; Concentration &mdash; condensation polymer &mdash; Condensation reaction &mdash; Cooperite &mdash; Copper &mdash; corderoite &mdash; Cordierite &mdash; Corrin &mdash; corrosion &mdash; Corundum &mdash; cosmetics &mdash; covalent bond &mdash; Covalent radius &mdash; Coveline &mdash; Crocidolite &mdash; Crooksite &mdash; Cryolite &mdash; crystal &mdash; Crystal structure &mdash; cubic metre per mole &mdash; Cumene process &mdash; Cuprite &mdash; Curium &mdash; cyanide &mdash; Cyclopentadiene &mdash; Cylindrite &mdash; Cymophane &mdash; Cytosine &mdash;

## D 
d block &mdash; d-block &mdash; Darmstadtium &mdash; Datolite &mdash; decay energy &mdash; decay mode &mdash; decay product &mdash; decomposition temperature &mdash; Delessite &mdash; Density &mdash; Deposition &mdash; Derek H. R. Barton &mdash;Deuterium &mdash; diamond &mdash; Diaspore &mdash; Diatomite &mdash; diffusion pump &mdash; Diopside &mdash; Diorite &mdash; Dipole &mdash; Discovery of the chemical elements &mdash; Distillation &mdash; Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev &mdash; Dmitrii Mendeleev &mdash; Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev &mdash; Dolomite &mdash; Donald J. Cram &mdash; Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin &mdash; Dubnium &mdash; Dudley R. Herschbach &mdash; Dysprosium &mdash;

## E 
Eduard Buchner &mdash; Edwin Mattison McMillan &mdash; Einsteinium &mdash; Electrical conductivity &mdash; electricity &mdash; Electrochemical cell &mdash; Electrochemistry &mdash; electrode &mdash; Electrode potential &mdash; electrolysis &mdash; Electrolyte &mdash; Electrolytic cell &mdash; electromagnetic spectroscopy &mdash; electron &mdash; electron capture &mdash; Electron configuration &mdash; electron shell &mdash; electron volt &mdash; Electronegativity &mdash; Electrophile &mdash; Element &mdash; Elements song &mdash; Elias James Corey &mdash; Emerald &mdash; Emil Hermann Fischer &mdash; Emil Knoevenagel &mdash; emulsion &mdash; energy level &mdash; Enthalpy &mdash; Entropy &mdash; environmental chemistry &mdash; Enzyme &mdash; Epidiorite &mdash; Epinephrine &mdash; Epoxyethane &mdash; Epsom salt &mdash; Erbium &mdash; Ernest Rutherford &mdash; Ernst Otto Fischer &mdash; ester &mdash; Ethanol &mdash; ethene &mdash; ether &mdash; Europium &mdash; Euxenite &mdash; explosive &mdash;

## F 
f block &mdash; f-orbital &mdash; F. Sherwood Rowland &mdash; Fahrenheit &mdash; Fat &mdash; Feldspar &mdash; Felsic &mdash; Ferberite &mdash; Fergusonite &mdash; Fermium &mdash; Ferrocene &mdash; Filtration &mdash; Flint &mdash; Fluorapatite &mdash; fluorescence spectroscopy &mdash; fluorine &mdash; Fluorite &mdash; Fluorspar &mdash; Formaldehyde &mdash; Formic acid &mdash; Fractional freezing &mdash; Francis William Aston &mdash; Francium &mdash; Francois Auguste Victor Grignard &mdash; Frankeite &mdash; Franklinite &mdash; Franz Joseph Emil Fischer &mdash; Frederick Sanger &mdash; Frederick Soddy &mdash; freezing point &mdash; Friedrich Bergius &mdash; Friedrich Woehler &mdash; Fritz Haber &mdash; Fritz Pregl &mdash; Frédéric Joliot &mdash; functional group &mdash; fur &mdash;

## G 
Gabbro &mdash; Gadolinite &mdash; Gadolinium &mdash; Galena &mdash; gallium &mdash; Gallium arsenide &mdash; Garnet &mdash; gas &mdash; gaseous &mdash; Gedanite &mdash; Geoffrey Wilkinson &mdash; Georg Wittig &mdash; George A. Olah &mdash; George de Hevesy &mdash; George Porter &mdash; Gerhard Herzberg &mdash; Germanite &mdash; Germanium &mdash; Gibbsite &mdash; Gilbert Stork &mdash; Giulio Natta &mdash; Glauconite &mdash; Glenn T. Seaborg &mdash; Glessite &mdash; Glucose &mdash; Glycerine &mdash; Glycine &mdash; Gneiss &mdash; Goethite &mdash; gold &mdash; Granite &mdash; Graphite &mdash; Group 1 element &mdash; Group 10 element &mdash; group 12 element &mdash; Group 2 element &mdash; Group 3 element &mdash; Group 4 element &mdash; Group 5 element &mdash; Group 6 element &mdash; Group 7 element &mdash; Group 8 element &mdash; Group 9 element &mdash; Gypsum &mdash;

## H 
H. M. Rouell &mdash; Hafnium &mdash; half-life &mdash; Halite &mdash; halogen &mdash; halogenoalkane &mdash; Hans Fischer &mdash; Hans Karl August Simon von Euler-Chelpin &mdash; Harold Clayton Urey &mdash; Harold Kroto &mdash; Hartmut Michel &mdash; Hassium &mdash; heat &mdash; Heat of fusion &mdash; Heat of vaporization &mdash; Heavy metal (chemistry) &mdash; Heinrich Otto Wieland &mdash; Helium &mdash; Hematite &mdash; Henri Louis le Chatelier &mdash; Henri Moissan &mdash; Henry Taube &mdash; Heptane &mdash; Herbert A. Hauptman &mdash; Herbert C. Brown &mdash; Hermann Emil Fischer &mdash; Hermann Staudinger &mdash; heterocyclic compound &mdash; Hexane &mdash; Hiddenite &mdash; Hideki Shirakawa &mdash; Histidine &mdash; Holmium &mdash; Hornblende &mdash; Huebnerite &mdash; Humphry Davy &mdash; Hund's rule &mdash; Hutchinsonite &mdash; Hyalite &mdash; Hydrazine &mdash; hydrocarbon &mdash; Hydrochloric acid &mdash; hydrogen &mdash; Hydrogen bond &mdash; Hydrogen cyanide &mdash; Hydrogen peroxide &mdash; Hydrogen sulfide &mdash; Hydrolysis &mdash; hydroxide &mdash; hydroxyl &mdash;

## I 
ice &mdash; Idocrase &mdash; Illite &mdash; Ilmenite &mdash; Ilya Prigogine &mdash; Indium &mdash; infrared spectroscopy &mdash; Inorganic chemistry &mdash; Intermolecular force &mdash; International Temperature Scale &mdash; International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry &mdash; Iodine &mdash; Ion &mdash; Ionic bond &mdash; ionization potential &mdash; Irene Joliot-Curie &mdash; Iridium &mdash; iron &mdash; Iron (III) oxide &mdash; Irving Langmuir &mdash; isocyanate &mdash; Isomer &mdash; isotope &mdash; Isotope table (complete) &mdash; Isotope table (divided) &mdash; Israel Shahak &mdash; IUPAC &mdash;

## J 
J. H. van't Hoff &mdash; Jade &mdash; James Batcheller Sumner &mdash; James Dewar &mdash; Jaroslav Heyrovsky &mdash; Jasper &mdash; Jean-Marie Lehn &mdash; Jens C. Skou &mdash; Jerome Karle &mdash; Johann Deisenhofer &mdash; Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf von Baeyer &mdash; Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner &mdash; Johannes Diderik van der Waals &mdash; John A. Pople &mdash; John Alexander Reina Newlands &mdash; John C. Polanyi &mdash; John Cowdery Kendrew &mdash; John Dalton &mdash; John E. Walker &mdash; John Ernest Walker &mdash; John Fenn &mdash; John Howard Northrop &mdash; John Pople &mdash; John Warcup Cornforth &mdash; Jons Jacob Berzelius &mdash; Joseph Priestley &mdash; joule per kilogram-kelvin &mdash; Justus von Liebig &mdash;

## K 
K. Barry Sharpless &mdash; Kainit &mdash; Kalsilit &mdash; Kamasit &mdash; Kaolinit &mdash; Karl Ziegler &mdash; Kary Mullis &mdash; Keilhauite &mdash; Kelvin &mdash; Kenichi Fukui &mdash; Kernit &mdash; keton &mdash; kilogram per méter kubik &mdash; kilojoule per mol &mdash; Kimberlit &mdash; Kimia analitis &mdash; Kimia bahan padet &mdash; Kimia kuantum &mdash; Kimia organik &mdash; kinetika &mdash; Kobellit &mdash; Koichi Tanaka &mdash; Krantzit &mdash; kripton &mdash; Kunzit &mdash; Kurt Alder &mdash; Kurt Heinrich Meyer &mdash; Kurt Wüthrich &mdash; Kianit &mdash;

## L 
Labradorite &mdash; Lactic acid &mdash; Lanthanide &mdash; Lanthanum &mdash; Lapis lazuli &mdash; Lars Onsager &mdash; Lawrencium &mdash; Lazurite &mdash; Le Chatelier's principle &mdash; Lead &mdash; Leopold Ruzicka &mdash; Lepidolite &mdash; Leucite &mdash; Ligand &mdash; Lignite &mdash; Limestone &mdash; Limonite &mdash; Linus Pauling &mdash; liquid &mdash; Lise Meitner &mdash; List of biochemistry topics &mdash; List of chemists &mdash; list of compounds &mdash; List of elements by name &mdash; List of elements by number &mdash; List of elements by symbol &mdash; List of elements named after people &mdash; List of elements named after places &mdash; Lithium &mdash; liver &mdash; livingstonite &mdash; Lodestone &mdash; Lonsdaleite &mdash; Lorandite bertrandite &mdash; Lord Alexander R. Todd &mdash; Lothar Meyer &mdash; Louis Pasteur &mdash; Luis F. Leloir &mdash; Lutetium &mdash;

## M 
Magnesite &mdash; Magnesium &mdash; magnetic resonance &mdash; magnetism &mdash; Magnetite &mdash; Malachite &mdash; Malacolite &mdash; Manfred Eigen &mdash; Manganese &mdash; Marble &mdash; Marcasite &mdash; Marie Curie &mdash; Marie Sklodowska-Curie &mdash; Mario J. Molina &mdash; Marl &mdash; mass &mdash; mass spectrometer &mdash; materials science &mdash; Max Ferdinand Perutz &mdash; medicine &mdash; Meerschaum &mdash; mega &mdash; Meitnerium &mdash; Melting point &mdash; Melvin Calvin &mdash; Mendelevium &mdash; Mendozite &mdash; Menilite &mdash; Mercury (II) sulfide &mdash; Mercury (I) chloride &mdash; Mercury (element) &mdash; Mercury (II) chloride &mdash; mercury fulminate &mdash; mercury-vapor lamp &mdash; Metacinnabarite &mdash; metal &mdash; metal halide &mdash; Metallic bond &mdash; Metalloid &mdash; Methane &mdash; Methanol &mdash; methyl &mdash; Methyl isocyanate &mdash; Methyl mercury &mdash; methylene &mdash; metre per second &mdash; Mica &mdash; Michael Faraday &mdash; Michael Smith (chemist) &mdash; Microcline &mdash; Milk quartz &mdash; millinery &mdash; mineral &mdash; mineralogy &mdash; mixture &mdash; Mohs hardness scale &mdash; Molar volume &mdash; mole (unit) &mdash; Molecular dynamics &mdash; Molecular mechanics &mdash; Molecular modeling &mdash; Molecular orbital &mdash; molecule &mdash; Molybdenite &mdash; Molybdenum &mdash; Monazite &mdash; Morganite &mdash; Mossbauer spectroscopy &mdash; Muscovite &mdash; Mustard gas &mdash;

## N 
Naphthalene &mdash; natural abundance &mdash; Neodymium &mdash; neon &mdash; Nephiline &mdash; Neptunium &mdash; Nernst equation &mdash; neutron &mdash; neutron activation analysis &mdash; Nickel &mdash; Nikolay Nikolaevich Semenov &mdash; Nils Gabriel Sefström &mdash; Niobite &mdash; Niobite-tantalite &mdash; Niobium &mdash; nitrate &mdash; Nitric acid &mdash; Nitric oxide &mdash; nitrogen &mdash; Nitroglycerine &mdash; Nitrous oxide &mdash; Nobel Prize in Chemistry &mdash; Nobelium &mdash; Noble gas &mdash; Nonmetal &mdash; nuclear magnetic resonance &mdash; Nucleic Acid &mdash; Nucleophile &mdash;

## O 
Octane &mdash; octave &mdash; Odd Hassel &mdash; ohm &mdash; Olivine &mdash; Opal &mdash; Optical isomerism &mdash; Orbitals &mdash; Organic chemistry &mdash; organic compound &mdash; Organic nomenclature &mdash; Organic reaction &mdash; Orthoclase &mdash; Osmium &mdash; Osmium tetroxide &mdash; Otto Hahn &mdash; Otto Paul Hermann Diels &mdash; Otto Wallach &mdash; Oxidation &mdash; Oxidation number &mdash; oxidation state &mdash; oxide &mdash; oxygen &mdash;

## P 
p block &mdash; paint &mdash; Palagonite &mdash; Palladium &mdash; Partial pressure &mdash; Pascal &mdash; Paul Berg &mdash; Paul D. Boyer &mdash; Paul J. Crutzen &mdash; Paul J. Flory &mdash; Paul Karrer &mdash; Paul Sabatier &mdash; Pauling scale &mdash; Pegmatite &mdash; Pentlandite &mdash; Peptide &mdash; perchlorate &mdash; Peridotite &mdash; Period 1 element &mdash; Period 2 element &mdash; Period 3 element &mdash; Period 4 element &mdash; Period 5 element &mdash; period 6 element &mdash; Period 7 element &mdash; periodic table &mdash; periodic table block &mdash; periodic table group &mdash; periodic table period &mdash; Periodic table series &mdash; Periodic table/Alternate Table &mdash; Periodic table/Big Table &mdash; Periodic table/Electron configurations &mdash; Extended periodic table &mdash; Periodic table/Huge Table &mdash; Periodic table/Metals and Non Metals &mdash; Periodic table/Standard Table &mdash; Periodic table/Wide Table &mdash; Periodicity &mdash; Perlite &mdash; pesticide &mdash; Petalite &mdash; Peter D. Mitchell &mdash; Peter Debye &mdash; pH &mdash; phases of matter &mdash; Phenacite &mdash; phenol &mdash; phenyl &mdash; Phlogopite &mdash; Phosphorite &mdash; Phosphorus &mdash; Phthalates &mdash; Phyllite &mdash; Physical chemistry &mdash; physics &mdash; physiologically active compound &mdash; picometre &mdash; Picric acid &mdash; Pitchblende &mdash; Plagioclase &mdash; Platinum &mdash; Plivine &mdash; Plutonium &mdash; Pnictogen &mdash; Pollucite &mdash; pollution &mdash; Polonium &mdash; polymer &mdash; Polymerization &mdash; Poor metal &mdash; Porphyrin &mdash; Potassium &mdash; Potassium nitrate &mdash; Praseodymium &mdash; Prehnite &mdash; Promethium &mdash; Propane &mdash; Protactinium &mdash; Protein &mdash; Proton &mdash; Pumice &mdash; Pumicite &mdash; Purine &mdash; Putrescine &mdash; Pyridine &mdash; Pyrimidine &mdash; Pyrite &mdash; Pyrochlore &mdash; Pyroxene &mdash; Pyrrole &mdash;

## Q 
quantum chemistry &mdash; Quartz &mdash; Quartzite &mdash;

## R 
Radioisotop &mdash; Radium &mdash; Radius atom &mdash; Radon &mdash; Radon florid &mdash; Raoult's law &mdash; Réaksi kimiawi &mdash; Rédoks &mdash; Réduksi &mdash; Reflux &mdash; Reversible reaction &mdash; Rhazes &mdash; Rhenium &mdash; Rhodium &mdash; Rhyolite &mdash; Rhyolitic &mdash; Richard Adolf Zsigmondy &mdash; Richard Kuhn &mdash; Richard Laurence Millington Synge &mdash; Richard Martin Willstätter &mdash; Richard R. Ernst &mdash; Richard Smalley &mdash; Riebeckite &mdash; Roald Hoffmann &mdash; Robert Bruce Merrifield &mdash; Robert Burns Woodward &mdash; Robert Curl &mdash; Robert G. Parr &mdash; Robert Huber &mdash; Robert S. Mulliken &mdash; Robert Wilhelm Bunsen &mdash; Rock crystal &mdash; Ronald George Wreyford Norrish &mdash; Rose quartz &mdash; Roumanite &mdash; Rubidium &mdash; Ruby (gemstone) &mdash; Rudolph A. Marcus &mdash; Rudolph Pariser &mdash; Ruthenium &mdash; Rutherfordium &mdash; Rutile &mdash; Ryoji Noyori &mdash;

## S 
s block &mdash; s-orbital &mdash; S.P.L. Sørensen &mdash; salt &mdash; Saltpetre &mdash; Salvinorin-A &mdash; Samarium &mdash; Samarskite &mdash; Sand &mdash; Sapphire &mdash; Sard &mdash; Scandium &mdash; Scheelite &mdash; Schist &mdash; scientific notation &mdash; Seaborgium &mdash; Selenium &mdash; semikonduktor &mdash; Serpentin &mdash; SI &mdash; Sidney Altman &mdash; Silan &mdash; silikon &mdash; Silikon dioxida &mdash; Sillimanite &mdash; silver &mdash; Simetite &mdash; Sir Cyril Norman Hinshelwood &mdash; Sir Robert Robinson &mdash; Sir William Ramsay &mdash; skeletal formula &mdash; skin &mdash; Smectite &mdash; Smoky quartz &mdash; Soapstone &mdash; Soda niter &mdash; sodium &mdash; Sodium bikarbonat &mdash; Sodium karbonat &mdash; Sodium klorida &mdash; Sodium sianida &mdash; Sodium hidroxida &mdash; Sodium hipoklorit &mdash; solid &mdash; soluble &mdash; solution &mdash; solvation &mdash; solvent &mdash; Specific heat capacity &mdash; Spéktroskopi &mdash; Spéktroskopi Raman &mdash; Speed of sound &mdash; Sperrylite &mdash; Spinel &mdash; Spodumeme &mdash; stable isotope &mdash; standard temperature and pressure &mdash; Standard Ambient Temperature and Pressure &mdash; Stanford Moore &mdash; Stanite &mdash; Stantienite &mdash; State of matter &mdash; Staurolite &mdash; Steatite &mdash; Stereochemistry &mdash; Stoichiometry &mdash; Strontianite &mdash; Strontium &mdash; structural formula &mdash; Sublimation &mdash; sulfate &mdash; sulfur &mdash; Sulfur dioxide &mdash; Sulphuric acid &mdash; superconductor &mdash; surface chemistry&mdash; suspension (chemistry) &mdash; Svante Arrhenius &mdash; Syenite &mdash; Sylvite &mdash; synthetic radioisotope &mdash; systematic element name &mdash;

## T 
Tabun &mdash; Talc &mdash; Talcum &mdash; Tantalite &mdash; Tantalum &mdash; Tanzanite &mdash; Teallite &mdash; Technetium &mdash; Telluride &mdash; Tellurium &mdash; Terbium &mdash; Tetryl &mdash; Thallium &mdash; Theodor Svedberg &mdash; Theodore William Richards &mdash; Thermal conductivity &mdash; Thermochemistry &mdash; thermometer &mdash; Thiamin &mdash; thioether &mdash; Thomas Graham &mdash; Thomas R. Cech &mdash; Thorium &mdash; Thortveitite &mdash; Thulium &mdash; Timeline of biology and organic chemistry &mdash; Tin &mdash; Titanite &mdash; Titanium &mdash; Titanium dioxide &mdash; Titration &mdash; Toluene &mdash; Topaz &mdash; Tourmaline &mdash; toxic &mdash; transition metal &mdash; Tremolite &mdash; Trinitrotoluene &mdash; triple point &mdash; Troctolite &mdash; Tuff &mdash; Tungsten &mdash; Turquoise &mdash; Tutty &mdash; Tyrosine &mdash;

## U 
Ulexite &mdash; UN number &mdash; Ununbium &mdash; Ununhexium &mdash; Ununoctium &mdash; Ununpentium &mdash; Ununquadium &mdash; Ununseptium &mdash; Ununtrium &mdash; Unununium &mdash; Uralite &mdash; Uraninite &mdash; Uranium &mdash; Urea &mdash; Uric acid &mdash; UV/VIS spectroscopy &mdash;

## V 
Valence &mdash; van der Waals radius &mdash; van der Waals' force &mdash; Vanadium &mdash; Vapor pressure &mdash; Vapour pressure &mdash; vermilion &mdash; Victor Grignard &mdash; Viktor Meyer &mdash; Vincent du Vigneaud &mdash; Vinyl &mdash; Vladimir Prelog &mdash; Vladimir Vasilevich Markovnikov &mdash;

## W 
Walter Gilbert &mdash; Walter Kohn &mdash; Walter Norman Haworth &mdash; Walther Hermann Nernst &mdash; watt per metre-kelvin &mdash; Wendell Meredith Stanley &mdash; Wilhelm Ostwald &mdash; Willard Frank Libby &mdash; Willemite &mdash; William Francis Giauque &mdash; William H. Stein &mdash; William Hardin Graham &mdash; William Hyde Wollaston &mdash; William Lipscomb &mdash; William S. Knowles &mdash; Wiserine &mdash; Wolframite &mdash; Wollastonite &mdash;

## X 
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy &mdash; xenon &mdash; Xenotine &mdash;

## Y 
YBCO &mdash; Ytterbium &mdash; Yttria &mdash; Yttrium &mdash; Yuan T. Lee &mdash;

## Z 
Zéolit &mdash; zinc &mdash; Zinnwaldite &mdash; Zircon &mdash; Zirconium &mdash; Zone melting &mdash; Zyklon B &mdash; Zymology &mdash;