Chemistry Compounds

Heres the whole thing that it says

We have studied compounds. Find them in the real world. Find the names of compounds in the ingredients of various products. List the name of the compound, the correct formula for the compound, and where you found it. The compounds must be ones we have studied or that you know how to name. Each compound may only be used twice. You may not list more than 30.


I need 30 pretty much.

The 1's we studied part

just list random 1's i will say if i had them or not.


BTW get sum like heres sum examples


Phosphoric Acid thats 1 i got

Most acids we have gotten

Most shit on the periodic table i can use and ions.


Really need help with this. Due tomorrow of course

I am getting some but still need help being able to reach 30.

look on the back of a nutrition bar (i don't have any atm) it has a lot of things like phosphorous etc, or on the back of a vitamin tablet bottle.

Sodium Chloride- table salt
lol u prob already have that

Sodium Iodide

NaI

H20 - water

Originally Posted by Skizor1337

Heres the whole thing that it says

We have studied compounds. Find them in the real world. Find the names of compounds in the ingredients of various products. List the name of the compound, the correct formula for the compound, and where you found it. The compounds must be ones we have studied or that you know how to name. Each compound may only be used twice. You may not list more than 30.


I need 30 pretty much.

The 1's we studied part

just list random 1's i will say if i had them or not.


BTW get sum like heres sum examples


Phosphoric Acid thats 1 i got

Most acids we have gotten

Most shit on the periodic table i can use and ions.


Really need help with this. Due tomorrow of course

I am getting some but still need help being able to reach 30.

oh lawd seriously? name 36000 carbohydrates, or the names of all the fatty acids in your kitchen (cooking oils). Go to your bathroom. Shampoo is a treasure trove of laureths and strange polymers.

NaHCO3 - Sodium Bicarbonate - Baking Soda
C6H12O6 - glucose
C12H22O11 - sucrose - table sugar

benzoic acid
carbon dioxide
h2o
m-methylamphetamine
1-methyl octane (can use 1-4, or change oct- to prop- but- pent- hex- hept- non- or -dec) can also do cis-1-methyloctene and change the same things (this is a alkene thats why its different from the first one)
ethyl bromide
toluene
diethyl ether
phenol
cyanide

Those are off the top of my head if you need more let me know

Just be sure to put "Source: http://truecheaters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17159" on your homework. We need more science teacher members, tbqh.

ok also i need to tell wat food or w/e they were found on. So i cant just say toluene. I have to say that with a food or somethiung so keep that in mind BRA