chemists
Molecule analysis experts
Chemists are scientists who study chemistry—the composition, structure, and reactions of matter.
A chemist might work in a research lab, develop pharmaceuticals, or analyze materials.
In British English, chemist also means pharmacist, and the chemist's is a drugstore: I picked up my prescription at the chemist's.
Medical dispensing authorization
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
- dosageMeasured medicine amount
- formulationDevised mixture or expression
- compoundingElements merging progressively
dispensing · pharmacology · pharmacokinetics · bioavailability · efficacy · therapeutics · side effects · contraindications
Systematic display of elements
- hydrogenSimplest atomic element
- oxygenElement eight, colorless gas
- carbonSixth element, atomic symbol C
- nitrogenElement seven, colorless gas
helium · iron · gold · silver · copper · zinc · platinum · uranium
Open-mouthed laboratory vessels
- flasksNarrow-necked containers
- pipettesLiquid-measuring lab tubes
- buretteCalibrated tube for titration
- fume hoodVentilated enclosure for toxic vapors
centrifuge · spectrophotometer · chromatography · distillation · titration · filtration · Bunsen burner · volumetric
Combining parts into whole
- catalysisAccelerating reactions without consumption
- exothermicReleasing energy as heat
- endothermicAbsorbing thermal energy
- equilibriumState of balance
stoichiometry · reactants · products · yield · mechanism · activation energy · enthalpy · oxidation
Legendary substance enabling transmutation
- transmutationComplete change of form
- elixir of lifeLegendary immortality concoction
- magnum opusCreator's supreme achievement
- quintessencePurest embodiment of something
lead into gold · alembic · hermeticism · Nicolas Flamel · arcanum · calcination · dissolution · separation
From living matter
- inorganicNot from living matter
- analyticalExamining parts methodically
- physicalOf body or matter
- theoreticalBased on hypothesis, untested
quantum · electrochemistry · crystallography · spectroscopy · molecular · polymer · medicinal · nuclear
One who studies systematically
- Nobel laureateDistinguished achievement award recipient
- Alfred NobelExplosives inventor, prize founder
- postdocPost-degree research position
- lab technicianScience support staff
Marie Curie · Rosalind Franklin · professor · peer review · publication
prescription
Medical dispensing authorization
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
- dosageMeasured medicine amount
- formulationDevised mixture or expression
compounding · dispensing · pharmacology · pharmacokinetics · bioavailability · efficacy · therapeutics · side effects · contraindications · generic
periodic table
Systematic display of elements
- hydrogenSimplest atomic element
- oxygenElement eight, colorless gas
- carbonSixth element, atomic symbol C
nitrogen · helium · iron · gold · silver · copper · zinc · platinum · uranium · calcium
beakers
Open-mouthed laboratory vessels
- flasksNarrow-necked containers
- pipettesLiquid-measuring lab tubes
- buretteCalibrated tube for titration
fume hood · centrifuge · spectrophotometer · chromatography · distillation · titration · filtration · Bunsen burner · volumetric · test tubes
synthesis
Combining parts into whole
- catalysisAccelerating reactions without consumption
- exothermicReleasing energy as heat
- endothermicAbsorbing thermal energy
equilibrium · stoichiometry · reactants · products · yield · mechanism · activation energy · enthalpy · oxidation · reduction
philosopher's stone
Legendary substance enabling transmutation
- transmutationComplete change of form
- elixir of lifeLegendary immortality concoction
- magnum opusCreator's supreme achievement
lead into gold · quintessence · alembic · hermeticism · Nicolas Flamel · arcanum · calcination · dissolution · separation · conjunction
organic
From living matter
- inorganicNot from living matter
- analyticalExamining parts methodically
- physicalOf body or matter
theoretical · quantum · electrochemistry · crystallography · spectroscopy · molecular · polymer · medicinal · nuclear · environmental
researcher
One who studies systematically
- Nobel laureateDistinguished achievement award recipient
- Alfred NobelExplosives inventor, prize founder
- postdocPost-degree research position
Marie Curie · Rosalind Franklin · lab technician · professor · peer review · publication
- industry workerstechnicians, scientists, researchers, engineers, managers
- notable peoplepoliticians, artists, leaders, writers, scientists
- drug expertsdruggists, apothecaries, pharmacologists
- Mars mission jobsmission planners, astrobiologists, orbital mechanics
- workersworkers, employee, employees, laborer, laborers
- creatorsartist, author, composer, designer, inventor
chemistsphysicists
Scientists studying matter, energy
biologists · geologists · astronomers · mathematicians · social scientists
chemistsdemolition experts
Professionals who destroy structures
- chemistry setEducational experiment collection
- team chemistryGroup interpersonal dynamics
- brain chemistryBrain's chemical signaling processes
- chemistry labsSpaces for molecular experiments
- chemistry teacherOne who teaches elements
- organic chemistryStudy of carbon compounds
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