chemically
By molecular transformation
Chemically means by means of chemistry or chemical processes: The compound is chemically stable.
It describes how substances interact, bond, or transform at the molecular level.
Chemically speaking, salt is sodium chloride.
The word often distinguishes chemical action from physical or mechanical processes: The stain was chemically treated.
Bonded atomic group
- compoundCombined into one
- elementBasic substance or factor
- atomElement's smallest unit
- structureArrangement of interconnected parts
formula · bonding · covalent · ionic · organic · inorganic · polymer · hydrocarbon
Substance undergoing chemical change
- productManufactured item for sale
- catalystAgent enabling change
- exothermicReleasing energy as heat
- endothermicAbsorbing thermal energy
equilibrium · kinetics · oxidation · reduction · redox · synthesis · decomposition · combustion
Industrial product creation
- refineryIndustrial purification facility
- petrochemicalProduct from crude processing
- polymerLarge repeated-unit molecule
- plasticsMoldable petroleum-based materials
fertilizer · pesticide · herbicide · solvent · processing · synthesis · catalysis · distillation
Active chemical compound
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
- compoundCombined into one
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
- formulationDevised mixture or expression
bioavailability · efficacy · dosage · metabolism · binding · receptor · inhibitor · agonist
Given medical attention
- alteredChanged from before
- processedSubjected to operations
- modifiedChanged in some way
- preservedKept from deterioration
sterilized · purified · bleached · fluoridated · chlorinated · pasteurized · fortified · stabilized
Substance prompting chemical change
- titrationMeasuring concentration by addition
- pipetteGraduated liquid transfer tube
- beakerLaboratory measuring container
- flaskPortable liquid container
centrifuge · chromatography · spectroscopy · distillation · filtration · extraction · assay · analysis
Likely to cause injury
- poisonousCapable of causing death
- carcinogenicCauses cancer
- mutagenicCausing permanent DNA changes
- corrosiveDestroys by chemical action
reactive · flammable · exposure · contamination · neurotoxic · lethal · irritant · dose
molecule
Bonded atomic group
structure · formula · bonding · covalent · ionic · organic · inorganic · polymer · hydrocarbon · isotope
reactant
Substance undergoing chemical change
- productManufactured item for sale
- catalystAgent enabling change
- exothermicReleasing energy as heat
endothermic · equilibrium · kinetics · oxidation · reduction · redox · synthesis · decomposition · combustion · precipitate
manufacturing
Industrial product creation
- refineryIndustrial purification facility
- petrochemicalProduct from crude processing
- polymerLarge repeated-unit molecule
plastics · fertilizer · pesticide · herbicide · solvent · processing · synthesis · catalysis · distillation · cracking
drug
Active chemical compound
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
- compoundCombined into one
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
formulation · bioavailability · efficacy · dosage · metabolism · binding · receptor · inhibitor · agonist · antagonist
treated
Given medical attention
preserved · sterilized · purified · bleached · fluoridated · chlorinated · pasteurized · fortified · stabilized · coated
reagent
Substance prompting chemical change
- titrationMeasuring concentration by addition
- pipetteGraduated liquid transfer tube
- beakerLaboratory measuring container
flask · centrifuge · chromatography · spectroscopy · distillation · filtration · extraction · assay · analysis · solution
hazardous
Likely to cause injury
- poisonousCapable of causing death
- carcinogenicCauses cancer
- mutagenicCausing permanent DNA changes
corrosive · reactive · flammable · exposure · contamination · neurotoxic · lethal · irritant · dose · threshold
chemicallyphysically
Relating to the body
mechanically · manually · biologically · electrically · thermally
- chemical imbalanceSkewed molecular ratios internally
- chemical elementFundamental pure substance
- My Chemical Romance"Black Parade" performers
- chemical weaponsToxic substances weaponized
- chemical reactionMolecular bond rearrangement process
- chemical spillAccidental release of toxins