Chemistry in daily life.


  • Similarly, if you mix half a liter of alcohol and half a liter of water, the total volume of liquid is less than one liter.
  • There is about 1/2 lb or 250g of salt (NaCl) in the average adult human body.
  • A pure element takes many forms. For example, diamond and graphite both are forms of pure carbon.
  • Alkalis turn your hands into soap.
  • North Korea and Cuba are the only places that can’t buy Coca-Cola.
  • Many radioactive elements actually glow in the dark.
  • The chemical name of water (H2O) is dihydrogen monoxide.
  • Lightning strikes produce Ozone, hence the characteristic smell after lightning storms.
  • The only two non silvery metals are gold and copper.
  • Water expands when freezes, unlike other substances.
  • Glass is actually a liquid, it just flows very, very slowly.
  • More people visit France than any other country.
  • There are more twins now than ever before.
  • The hottest chili pepper in the world is so hot it could kill you.
  • Most of the chemical compounds are white in colour.
  • The only solid elements that assume liquid form at room temperature are bromine and mercury.
  • You can melt gallium by holding a lump in the warmth of your hand.
  • From the carbon in your body, you can make almost 10,000 pencils.
  • The most common to be found in the body are hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, calcium, nitrogen, and phosphorus.
  • After oxygen, Carbon is the most common element in the body.
  • The entire world’s population could fit inside Los Angeles.
  • Every hydrogen atom in your body is likely 13.5 billion years old because they were created at the birth of the universe.

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