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PICTURE COMM0N CHEMICAL NAME CHEMICAL USES

NAME FORMULA

1) Water dihydrogen H2O We use water


monoxide throughout our
day and night; in
drinking,
cooking,
household
needs,
industries, and
agriculture.
Besides many
horrific tales
about volcanic
eruptions, they
are, in fact, very
beneficial for us;
as they provide
nutrients to the
surroundings
which contain
valuable
minerals that are
beneficial to
plants.
2) Table Salt Sodium chloride NaCl Despite all
common
household uses
of salt, it is also
used as a deicing
agent. It lowers
the freezing
point of water
and prevents it
from freezing.
3) Sugar Sucrose C12H22O11 Sucrose is the
common sugar
which again
forms the major
ingredient in
baking and
cooking. Apart
from enjoying
sucrose through
various desserts
and beverages,
they are
extensively used
in
pharmaceutical
industries,
where they act
as an additive in
medicinal drugs
(which taste
utterly terrible)
to make them
more palatable.
4) Baking sodium NaHCO3 It is used in
Powder bicarbonate (Sodium-bi- baking cakes and
carbonate ion) desserts. It is
also used in
neutralizing
stomach acidity.
Moreover, it can
be used as a
natural
deodorant.
5) chalk Calcium Carbonate CaCO3 Calcium
Carbonate
(CaCO3) is
naturally part of
egg. It is
contained at egg
shells, part of
hens’ eggs which
is not usually
eaten and used
in cooking.
Sometimes, it
can be found in
toothpaste.
6) bleach Sodium NaClO Sodium
Hypochlorite Hypochlorite
(NaClO) is used
in bleaching
products used
for laundry.
NaClO is the very
common
domestic bleach.
7) Quartz Silica C9H8O4 Silica gel is a
crystal solid of
chemical SiO4.
Silica used as
beads packed in
vapor permeable
plastics and as a
desiccant in
product
packaging. As a
desiccant, it is
used to control
local humidity
inside product
packaging. This
organic
compound can
also be found in
some forms of
cat litter
products.
8) Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4) Acids also belong
Vitriol/Oil of to inorganic
Vitriol compounds. One
of easiest acid
that can be
found at home is
Sulphuric Acid
(H2SO4).
Formerly known
as vitriol, it is
used in lead-acid
batteries for cars
and other
vehicles. This
one examples of
Inorganic
Compounds
found at home.

9) Toothpaste sodium CaCO3 or NaF Toothpaste


fluorophosphate doesn’t only
make your teeth
white, it may
also be used in
multiple pays
such as; to
eliminate show
scuff and
cleaning
containers like
thermoses and
baby bottles. It is
a basic
compound
which reduces
the bacteria
present in our
mouth.
10) Mouthwash Hydrogen Peroxide H2O2 Mouth wash is
an antiseptic
solution which is
used to reduce
the antibacterial
load in our oral
cavity. Hydrogen
Peroxide is used
to kill bacteria,
soothes bleeding
gums, sore
throat and as a
teeth whitener.
PICTURE COMMON CHEMICAL CHEMICAL FORMULA USES
NAME NAME

1) Soap Sodium CH3(CH2)14COO−Na+ We all start our


Carboxylate or daily routine
Sodium after taking a
hydroxide good bath.
Apart from
these normal
toilet soaps,
there are also
some bar
soaps
containing
glycerine,
which may
help people
with
dermatological
problems like
eczema.
2) Aspirin Acetylsalicylic C9H8O4 Aspirin is one
acid of the most
common
medicines we
have heard
since
childhood. It is
used to treat
pain, fever,
and
inflammations.
Acetylsalicylic
acid is the
major
component of
aspirin and
many other
medicines.
3) Vinegar Acetic acid CH3COOH (Ethanoic It is widely
Acid/Acetic Acid) used as a
preservative
and for
seasoning food
and salad. It is
also used for
cleaning
purposes.
4) Alcohol (Ethanol) CH3CH2OH Alcohol is an
addictive
psychoactive
drug, widely
used amongst
adults and
teenagers to
get high.
Ethanol is the
clear colorless
liquid which is
widely used in
the
manufacturing
of beer,
whiskey, wines
and so on. It is
also used as an
antiseptic in
medical wipes
and hand
sanitizers.
5) Nail polish Isopropyl CH3COCH3 Nailpaint
remover acetone remover is a
widely used
cosmetic found
on the dressing
table of most
of the women.
Acetone not
only removes
nail polish but
is also helpful
in removing
gum, oil, and
other sticky
substances
from raw
textiles like
cotton or silk.
6) Shampoo Sodium C14H29NaO5S Sodium laureth
laureth sulfate sulfate
(sometimes
referred to as
SLES) is used in
cosmetics as a
detergent and
also to make
products
bubble and
foam. It is
common in
shampoos,
shower gels
and facial
cleansers
7) Candle Paraffin wax CnH2n+2 Paraffin wax
also has other
uses, such as a
stiffening agent
in ointments or
an anti-
inflammatory
cream for the
skin. People
often use it to
relieve the
symptoms of
arthritis, and
some spas use
it as a
therapeutic
treatment
8) Mothballs chemical C10H8 Mothballs are
naphthalene classified as a
pesticide and
used to control
moths,
silverfish and
other fiber
pests in wool
and other
natural fiber
clothing and
materials.
9) Natural gas Methane CH₄ The
commercial
sector uses
natural gas to
heat buildings
and water, to
operate
refrigeration
and cooling
equipment, to
cook, to dry
clothes, and to
provide
outdoor
lighting.
10) Plastic Polyethylene (C2H4)n Plastic is used
across almost
every sector,
including
to produce
packaging, in
building and
construction,
in textiles,
consumer
products,
transportation,
electrical and
electronics and
industrial
machinery.

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