Pop Quiz: Vocab 1.1

Match the project to the appropriate field of chemistry:

Determine the composition of a moon rock sample.

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

Match the project to the appropriate field of chemistry:

Do research on making a new medicine to treat high blood pressure

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

Match the project to the appropriate field of chemistry:

Develop a plastic that can be decomposed by bacteria

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

Match the project to the appropriate field of chemistry:

Improve the method for extracting iron from iron ore

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

Match the project to the appropriate field of chemistry:

Investigate ways to regulate the rate of gasoline burning in an automobile engine

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

Classify the following examples as examples of pure chemistry or applied chemistry:

Determining the conditions required for materials to burn

• Pure Chemistry

• Applied Chemistry

Classify the following examples as examples of pure chemistry or applied chemistry:

Developing a shampoo to be used with dry or damaged hair

• Pure Chemistry

• Applied Chemistry

Classify the following examples as examples of pure chemistry or applied chemistry:

Figuring out the general structure of materials such as cotton and silk

• Pure Chemistry

• Applied Chemistry

Classify the following examples as examples of pure chemistry or applied chemistry:

Designing a large-scale method for producing nylon

• Pure Chemistry

• Applied Chemistry

Classify the following examples as examples of pure chemistry or applied chemistry:

Explaining why water expands when it freezes

• Pure Chemistry

• Applied Chemistry