Science: Chemistry

All chemistry-related items are listed below. Each category's experiment items are listed in the order of when they were microwaved, starting with the earliest experiment onward. For electronic experiments that use both the physics and chemistry principles of battery reactions, semiconductors, quantum mechanics, and more, see the "Technology" category on the main page of the Microwave Flow Chart.

Actual Elements or Chemicals
Elements/Simple Molecules Complex Organic Molecules/Chemicals
 * Metals
 * 1) Tin foil
 * 2) Steel wool
 * 3) Can of Pepsi (aluminum)
 * 4) Giant mercury light bulb
 * 5) Nickel-cadmium batteries
 * 6) Etch-a-Sketch (aluminum beads inside)
 * 7) Thermite
 * 8) Lithium polymer battery
 * 9) Gigantic mercury vapor light bulb
 * 10) 400-watt sodium bulb
 * 11) Copper wire and solder
 * 12) Gold teeth/bronze filings/ball bearings/barium metal
 * Non-Metals
 * 1) Toothpaste (fluoride)
 * 2) Match (phosphorus)
 * 3) Charcoal (carbon)
 * 4) Pencil (carbon/graphite)
 * 5) CO2 canister
 * 6) Ammonia smelling salts
 * 7) Playlist List Ticonderoga pencils (carbon/graphite)
 * 8) Toothpaste (season 10; fluoride)
 * Noble Gases
 * 1) Neon flicker bulbs
 * 2) Happy birthday helium balloon
 * 3) Xenon bulb
 * 1) Liquid soap
 * 2) Condom (latex)
 * 3) Ink cartridge
 * 4) Bar of soap
 * 5) Bubble solution
 * 6) Butane lighter
 * 7) Eggs/soap/butane lighter
 * 8) Nail polish remover (acetone)
 * 9) Laundry detergent
 * 10) Hair spray
 * 11) Inhaler (medication)
 * 12) Red spray paint
 * 13) Paintballs
 * 14) Silly Putty
 * 15) Ink toner cartridge
 * 16) Green spray paint
 * 17) Isopropyl alcohol (medicine bottle)
 * 18) Bottle of beer (ethanol/ethyl alcohol)
 * 19) Cup of gasoline
 * 20) Hair spray (season 10), along with the container of oil
 * 21) Propane tank

Chemical Reactions
Non-explosive:
 * Exothermic
 * 1) Butane lighter
 * 2) Eggs/soap/butane lighter
 * 3) Candle (lit)
 * 4) Hot/cold pack (hot part)
 * 5) Hand warmers
 * 6) Harry Potter figurine with (lit) candles
 * 7) Cigarettes
 * Endothermic
 * 1) Hot/cold pack (cold part)
 * 2) Cold pack

Explosive/Combustion

Heating/Evaporation/Pressure Batteries Other 
 * 1) Dynamite
 * 2) Fireworks
 * 3) Thermite
 * 4) Spark plug
 * 5) Bottle rocket
 * 6) Firecrackers
 * 7) Flash paper
 * 8) Lexus air bag
 * 9) Rocket engines
 * 10) Spinning firework
 * 11) Smoke bombs and "bang" gun
 * 12) Pop-Its
 * 13) Hyundai air bag
 * 14) Cup of gasoline
 * 15) Firework mortar
 * 16) Propane tank
 * 1) Sealed popcorn
 * 2) Snow globe
 * 3) Lexus air bag
 * 4) Bottle of gin
 * 5) Thermometer
 * 6) Dry ice bomb
 * 7) Galileo thermometer
 * 8) Unbagged popcorn
 * 9) Lava lamp (season 9)
 * 10) Bottle of beer
 * 11) Bottle of champagne
 * 12) Hyundai air bag
 * 13) Hair spray (season 10)
 * Actual types of batteries
 * 1) Energizer batteries (one "C" and two "AA")
 * 2) Nickel-cadmium (NiCd) batteries
 * 3) Lithium polymer battery
 * 4) Car battery
 * Items containing a battery
 * 1) Flashlight
 * 2) Wrist watch
 * 3) Furbies
 * 4) Disposable camera (one "AA")
 * 5) Hannah Montana singing pen
 * 6) Pokemon toys
 * 7) Robosapien
 * 8) Slot machine (four "D" batteries)
 * 9) Toilet bowl bank
 * 10) Inspector Gadget
 * 11) Toy caterpillar
 * 12) RC truck
 * 13) 20 Questions game
 * 14) Staples' "Easy" button
 * 15) Statue of Liberty
 * 16) ZhuZhu Pets
 * 1) Glow sticks
 * 2) Fart bombs
 * 3) Liquid timer
 * 4) Mighty Putty
 * 5) Glow sticks (season 8)
 * 6) Dry ice bomb (sublimation of dry ice)
 * 7) Ammonia smelling salts