What were the earliest practical applications of Chemistry?

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Believed that matter was composed of indivisible particles called atomos?

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Which branch of chemistry focuses on the study of carbon-containing substances?

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Who helped revolutionize chemistry by establishing the concept of conserved mass of substances during chemical reactions?

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What are the 4 elements?

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Which branch of chemistry indentifies and quantifies the components of a sample of substance?

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Who pioneered the emergence of systemic mining and smelting in the sixteenth century?

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is the practice of transforming metals into precious metals?

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who made the discovery of the medicinal applications of minerals?

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a greek philosopher who added the fifth element aether/ether?

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who described an element as a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances, which debunked the four element theory?

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is a branch of science that deals with the sudy of matter, its composition, properties and structure, and the changes it undergoes

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the end of what century marked the decline of alchemy and the four element theory?

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Who established the modern atomic theory in 1803?

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is the study of the chemical process within living oganisms

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are plant derived, nonessential nutrients that aid in disease prevention and give therapeutic effects.

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Focuses on the behavior of matter in chemical systems at the molecular and atomic levels

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these supplements are used for headaches, nausea, fatigue and diarrhea

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Is the utilization of living systems and biological processes to develop products or food; and the technological applications of biology to help meet human needs

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studies the substances that contain little or no carbon, including metals and minerals

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It uses microorganisms, and is one of the oldest and most economical means of producing and preserving food.

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are products derived from food sources with extra physiological benefits in addition to the basic nutritional value found in food

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