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150 Best Chemistry Seminar and Presentation Topics

Chemistry, the central science, bridges the gap between physics and biology and plays a crucial role in our understanding of the world around us. This article presents 150 diverse seminar topics, categorized to cover various areas including organic and inorganic chemistry, environmental and industrial chemistry, biochemistry, and more.

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Whether you are looking for interesting presentation topics, easy-to-explain concepts, or advanced research areas, this comprehensive list will inspire and guide you in preparing impactful and educational seminars that delve into the fascinating and multifaceted world of chemistry.

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Interesting Chemistry Topics for Presentation

• The Chemistry of Fireworks
• Chemical Reactions in Everyday Life
• The Role of Chemistry in Environmental Protection
• The Science Behind Baking
• Chemistry in Forensic Science
• The Chemistry of Cosmetics
• The Chemistry of Emotions: Neurotransmitters and Hormones
• The Chemistry of Taste and Smell
• The Chemistry of Love: Hormones and Pheromones
• The Chemistry of Photography
• The Science of Soap and Detergents
• The Chemistry of Perfumes
• Chemistry in Art: Pigments and Paints
• The Role of Chemistry in Medicine
• The Chemistry of Crystals

Chemistry Poster Presentation Topics

• Green Chemistry and Sustainable Practices
• Nanotechnology in Chemistry
• The Periodic Table: Trends and Patterns
• Polymers and Their Applications
• Advances in Chemical Engineering
• The Chemistry of Renewable Energy
• The Impact of Chemical Pollutants on Health
• Biochemistry of Photosynthesis
• The Chemistry of Antibiotics
• The Role of Catalysts in Chemical Reactions
• The Chemistry of DNA and RNA
• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
• The Chemistry of Vitamins and Supplements
• The Science of Corrosion and Rust Prevention
• The Chemistry of Fermentation

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Interesting Chemistry Presentation Topics

• The History of Alchemy
• Chemical Warfare: History and Ethics
• The Chemistry of Food Additives
• The Role of Enzymes in Biochemical Reactions
• The Chemistry of Allergies
• The Science Behind Vaccines
• The Chemistry of Addiction
• The Chemistry of Heavy Metals and Toxicity
• The Role of Chemistry in Space Exploration
• The Chemistry of Renewable Batteries
• Chemical Innovations in Water Purification
• The Science of Climate Change: Chemical Perspectives
• The Chemistry of Natural Dyes
• The Chemistry of Cleaning Agents
• Advances in Synthetic Chemistry

Easy Chemistry Presentation Topics

• Introduction to Acids and Bases
• The Basics of the Periodic Table
• Understanding pH and Its Importance
• The Science of Soap Making
• The Chemistry of Baking Soda and Vinegar Reactions
• The Role of Chemistry in Cooking
• Simple Chemical Reactions You Can Do at Home
• The Chemistry of Ice Cream
• The Science of Color Changes in Leaves
• The Chemistry of Everyday Plastics
• The Basics of Atomic Structure
• Introduction to Chemical Bonds
• The Role of Chemistry in Cleaning Products
• Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry
• Introduction to Electrochemistry

Organic Chemistry Seminar Topics

• The Chemistry of Alkaloids
• The Role of Organic Chemistry in Drug Design
• Organic Synthesis and Its Applications
• The Chemistry of Essential Oils
• The Role of Organic Molecules in Biochemistry
• Advances in Polymer Chemistry
• The Chemistry of Carbohydrates
• Organic Chemistry in Agriculture: Pesticides and Herbicides
• The Role of Organic Chemistry in Nanotechnology
• The Chemistry of Lipids and Fats
• The Science of Organic Solar Cells
• The Chemistry of Proteins and Amino Acids
• Organic Reactions: Mechanisms and Applications
• The Role of Organic Chemistry in Environmental Science
• The Chemistry of Natural Products

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Inorganic Chemistry Seminar Topics

• The Chemistry of Transition Metals
• The Role of Inorganic Chemistry in Catalysis
• The Chemistry of Coordination Compounds
• Inorganic Chemistry in Medicine: Diagnostic Agents
• The Role of Inorganic Compounds in Industry
• The Chemistry of Metal Ions in Biological Systems
• Advances in Organometallic Chemistry
• The Science of Crystallography
• The Chemistry of Inorganic Pigments
• The Role of Inorganic Chemistry in Energy Storage
• The Chemistry of Solid State Materials
• Inorganic Polymers: Synthesis and Applications
• The Chemistry of Rare Earth Elements
• The Role of Inorganic Chemistry in Water Treatment
• Advances in Bioinorganic Chemistry

Physical Chemistry Seminar Topics

• Quantum Chemistry: Principles and Applications
• The Role of Thermodynamics in Chemical Reactions
• The Chemistry of Phase Transitions
• Advances in Spectroscopy Techniques
• The Role of Statistical Mechanics in Chemistry
• The Science of Surface Chemistry
• Chemical Kinetics: Reaction Rates and Mechanisms
• The Chemistry of Electrolytes
• The Role of Physical Chemistry in Material Science
• The Chemistry of Catalysis

Analytical Chemistry Seminar Topics

• Advances in Chromatography Techniques
• The Role of Mass Spectrometry in Chemical Analysis
• The Science of NMR Spectroscopy
• The Chemistry of Biosensors
• Advances in Electroanalytical Techniques
• The Role of Analytical Chemistry in Environmental Monitoring
• The Science of X-ray Crystallography
• Advances in Chemical Sensors
• The Chemistry of Fluorescence Spectroscopy
• The Role of Analytical Chemistry in Food Safety

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Biochemistry Seminar Topics

• The Chemistry of Enzymes
• The Role of Biochemistry in Metabolism
• Advances in Protein Engineering
• The Chemistry of Nucleic Acids
• The Role of Biochemistry in Disease Diagnosis
• The Science of Hormones
• Advances in Genetic Engineering
• The Chemistry of Metabolic Pathways
• The Role of Biochemistry in Drug Development
• The Science of Cellular Respiration

Environmental Chemistry Seminar Topics

• The Chemistry of Air Pollution
• The Role of Chemistry in Waste Management
• Advances in Green Chemistry
• The Chemistry of Water Pollution
• The Role of Chemistry in Climate Change Mitigation
• The Science of Soil Chemistry
• Advances in Environmental Monitoring Techniques
• The Chemistry of Renewable Energy Sources
• The Role of Chemistry in Environmental Remediation
• The Science of Chemical Toxicology

Industrial Chemistry Seminar Topics

• The Chemistry of Petrochemicals
• The Role of Chemistry in Manufacturing
• Advances in Chemical Process Engineering
• The Chemistry of Polymers in Industry
• The Role of Chemistry in Textile Manufacturing
• The Science of Industrial Catalysts
• Advances in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• The Chemistry of Industrial Cleaning Agents
• The Role of Chemistry in Food Processing
• The Science of Material Chemistry

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Medicinal Chemistry Seminar Topics

• The Role of Chemistry in Cancer Treatment
• Advances in Drug Discovery
• The Chemistry of Painkillers
• The Role of Chemistry in Vaccine Development
• The Science of Antiviral Drugs
• Advances in Neuropharmacology
• The Chemistry of Cardiovascular Drugs
• The Role of Chemistry in Diabetes Treatment
• The Science of Psychiatric Medications

Exploring these 150 chemistry seminar topics reveals the breadth and depth of the field, highlighting its importance in various industries and everyday life. These topics provide a foundation for engaging discussions and in-depth research, helping students and professionals alike to expand their knowledge and contribute to scientific advancements.

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I still remember the first time I presented a paper for publication in the Analytical Chemistry journal of the Florida Section of the American Chemical Society. This was many years ago, when I was a graduate student at the University of South Florida. I initially prepared a technically enriching speech which would have taken me at least a half day to present, but after what seemed like weeks, I was able to reduce pages and pages of research text down to a five minute presentation. At the time, I had such a terrible fear of public speaking that I read my presentation from index cards in a monotone voice. I was very thankful that I didn’t have to be concerned with my shaky knees or gesturing because no one could see me. The room was totally dark to view the slides — not PowerPoint slides but the Kodak slides of years past.

Though visual aids have changed tremendously since the late ‘60s when I gave my first presentation, the presentation style, in my opinion, has not significantly changed — especially for chemists and other scientists. As a chemist and as a business/computer consultant for many years, I have given and have seen many technical presentations at conferences, at work, and elsewhere. The presentations were generally quite informative, technically enriching, and the presenters were very knowledgeable on the subject matter. However, many of them (and I include my own), were rather unexciting and ineffective. I have also seen many exciting, motivational, and inspirational presentations for the general public and also for the technical audience. You don’t need to be a professional speaker to spice up your presentation but by both knowing and understanding some of the same principles professional speakers use, you can enhance your presentations.

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Writing your speech.

If you are doing a presentation, most likely you’ve written a report or submitted an article for publication. Perhaps you have used the text for your speech and created PowerPoint slides to help outline the structure. However, I would suggest you write your speech from scratch with emphasis on simplicity and conciseness.

In my commonsense assessment, speech writing is much different than writing reports or articles for a journal. The brain processes spoken words differently from written words. When we read, we can see whole phrases at a time. As a result, we can instantly understand phrases and sometimes whole sentences (except for those long, drawn-out sentences we sometimes write). We also can go back and reread the text if we must.

However, we process the spoken message instantaneously, one phonetic sound at a time. We mentally accumulate these phonetic sounds in our memory until these sounds make sense. Once we mentally interpret these phonetic sounds into whole sentences, we can move on to the next spoken sentence. For example, if I said, “We mentally accumulate” and stop, you have no idea what I’m attempting to say until I complete the sentence; whereas, in reading this article, you can easily understand the meaning because the whole content is right here on this page. Although the spoken process is immediate, it is a slower process than reading so keep this in mind when writing and delivering your speech.

SIMPLIFYING YOUR MESSAGE

Use short, simple sentences. Your written report will likely contain comprehensive and long, drawn-out sentences describing the details and results of your project which is fine for a report, but rather long and tedious for a speech. It’s important to break down the technical detail into a few short and concise sentences.

For example, in my report, I wrote, “It is useful for our purposes to distinguish between two types of substitution procedures: 1) a true substitution procedure, in which the amount of the metal-DTPA complex added is equal to or greater than the amount of the sought-for metal ion; and 2) a pseudo-substitution procedure, in which only a small amount of the metal-DTPA complex is added to activate the indicator mechanism.” Whew! What a handful of words to say all at once.

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For a presentation, I would re-word the sentence to read: “For our purposes it is useful to distinguish between two types of substitution procedures. [pause] One type is a true substitution procedure. In this procedure, the amount of metal-DTPA added is equal to or greater than the amount of the sought-for metal ion. [pause] The second type is called a pseudo-substitution procedure. Only a small amount of the metal-DTPA complex is added to activate the indicator mechanism in this procedure.” Thus, I broke down one long sentence into five shorter sentences.

REDUCING UNNECESSARY VERBIAGE

In the example above, I simplified the sentence structure, but I didn’t rework it to make it more concise. In my workshops I give examples of speeches that I helped rewrite such as, “Let me tell you about Mary Smith. Mary Smith lives…” I changed it to “Ask Mary Smith. She lives…” Not only did I reduce it from ten to five words, it became more active in tone. In essence, be short, concise, and to the point when writing a speech for a presentation.

REFRAINING FROM USING JARGON

As chemists, we use chemical terms, acronyms, and other jargon everyday. These terms are second nature to us, but may not be to others. As the program chair for our Rotary club, I invited the public relations person from the regional water replenishment district to give a talk. During his presentation, he used words and phrases such as micro filtration, groundwater basins, saturated zones, heterogeneous aquifers, and injected recycled water after recharge. I understood the terms and perhaps one or two others, but I’m certain many other members had difficulty understanding the terms and, thus, his talk.

To be effective in your presentation, refrain from using your industry’s jargon, even if you are presenting in front of colleagues. However, if you do, explain the terms in a simple and understandable way.

FOCUSING ON BENEFITS, NOT DATA

In my experience, most scientists focus on technical data. This is natural because this is what you do for a living. You research, you synthesize, you investigate, and you analyze. You then formulate a conclusion based on the data of an investigation. As a result, the presentations are based on the collected evidence. But what are the benefits of your research? Let’s say you have been researching a cure for cancer for years and recently discovered a specific structure in DNA that would prevent all cancers. Of course, all the data and results leading up to the cure are necessary to submit to the science community, but what is more important to the listeners when presenting, the data or the benefits of the research?

For example, what is more valuable for the audience to hear? Data such as “…by doing this and that, we were able to reduce the growth rate of the cancer cells from 90,000 cells per hour down to only 10 cells per day; thereby virtually eliminating the growth of cancer,” or benefits such as “Based on our research; we can save 250,000 lives within the next three months if this DNA alteration is approved.” In essence, benefits emotionalize features (data); thus benefits grab the audience’s attention more than facts and figures.

Overall, if you speak in short, concise sentences, refrain from industry related terminology, and discuss the benefits of your findings; you will give a more effective presentation.

WRITING YOUR CONCLUSION FIRST

Many presenters write their speeches in a logical order; first, they construct the opening, followed by the body (where they add the details and supporting data), and then finish with the conclusion. However, by the time they start writing the conclusion they tend to adapt the conclusion to the supporting data rather than ensuring that the data fits the conclusion. What is your call to action? What concepts do you want to leave the audience with? What is the specific purpose of your talk?

With these questions in mind, develop your conclusion first. For example, if you’re seeking a grant for your colon cancer research, you might end your presentation with “Are you prepared to invest in saving the lives of 250,000 colon cancer patients over the next five years?” By focusing on your closing message, you can then add and arrange the specific details of your talk to support your conclusion, and then create a powerful opening statement based on your conclusion.

STARTING WITH AN ATTENTION-GETTER

How long do we have to grab the audience’s attention? Some have said as little as seven seconds. Others say ten to 15 seconds. Surely, we have no more than 30 seconds to capture our audience’s attention.

Yet, how many times have we seen someone begin with a statement such as “Thank you, Mr. Chairperson, for allowing me to speak this evening. Ladies and gentlemen, I’m honored to be here tonight to discuss this most pressing issue of….” This would take about ten seconds to say. Ten seconds to get to the point. Ten seconds before the audience begins to know, “Why am I here? By then, you may have lost your audience.

Instead, grab the audience’s attention immediately, then, if there’s a need, compliment or thank the organizers and the audience. For example, you may say, “More than one million people die each year of colon cancer. Our research team has developed a procedure to reduce the number of colon cancer deaths by more than 70% over the next five years. Thank you Mr. Chairperson, fellow colleagues, and welcomed guests. We are on the verge of reducing colon cases by introducing…”

MAKING A POINT AND TELLING A STORY

What’s remembered weeks, months, or even years after your presentation? It isn’t the data or the details you presented. It’s the stories. You may wonder how you can incorporate stories in your technical presentation. It can be done and it is powerful when you do it.

Several years ago, I was in network marketing. The company hired two biochemists. Both developed great products, both were very knowledgeable and both gave good presentations. One of them was, in my opinion, the typical presenter. He was very informative giving us a series of data, but quite dry in his delivery. To this day, I don’t recall any information he discussed. On the other hand, the other biochemist told stories and illustrated his points. Fifteen years later, I still remember the picture he verbally drew as he described how the lungs are affected by smoking.

REDUCING AHS, UMS, AND OTHER FILLER WORDS

Though filler words such as “ah,” “um,” and “you know” can be a distraction to the audience, rarely are we consciously aware of making these utterances. But you can become aware and learn to speak and pause without having them infiltrate.

Let me tell you a story to illustrate this point. I saw the 1986 air crash of the AeroMexico DC-9 flight 498 in Cerritos, CA. A single engine Piper Archer crashed into the tail of the DC-9. The airplane lost total control, turned over, and plunged into the Cerritos neighborhood like a bomb. It crashed within two miles of our home and within yards from friends and relatives. My wife was out of state and didn’t experience the disaster. About a month after the crash, my wife and I took a 30-minute walk around a nearby park. After we returned from the walk, I asked her how many planes she heard. She said none. I was so sensitized to the air crash that I had heard 31 aircraft fly over.

Similarly, you can become sensitized to your filler words. First, make a conscious effort to listen to others on TV or talk radio, at work, at seminars, at home — everywhere. Mentally count the number of filler words. As you become aware of others saying them, you will become conscious of your own filler words. Eventually, you will reduce, minimize, and even eliminate your filler words. In fact, you may become so sensitized to filler words that they will become a major distraction when others speak.

ANSWERING QUESTIONS

Have you been to a presentation where the speaker ended with a powerful conclusion, you were excited and ready to take action, and then the presenter asked something like “Do you have any questions?” After a few questions and answers, your excitement from the powerful conclusion waned and you left without taking any action.

Typically, presenters will conclude their presentations and then ask for questions. However, asking questions at the end will generally reduce the impact of a strong conclusion. Then, when should we accept questions?

Some presenters may encourage questions anytime during their presentation; however, they really need to be on top of their presentation to assure that they don’t lose track and complete their presentation on time. This can be a challenge for many — even for the most experienced presenters.

I generally ask for questions after each main topic. Typically, I will have an opening, a body, and a transitional conclusion for each main topic. At the end of each transitional topic, I will call for questions. For example, I may say, “Before continuing, do you have any questions?” After accepting no more than three to four questions, I’ll proceed to the next topic. To let the audience know that you need to conclude the question and answer section, you can say something like, “I will take one more question” or “I’ll be available after this presentation to answer any individual questions.” If appropriate, I may transition to the next topic by incorporating the last question. At the end of my last topic, but before my final conclusion, I will ask for a final set of questions.

DEVELOPING YOUR SKILLS

There’s so much more to know on how to give effective presentations, including how to use gestures, vocal variety, PowerPoint, and the lectern along with how to layout the room, prepare a checklist, etc. To learn more, attend workshops, read books, and learn by doing. And I believe, the very best place to learn by doing is the laboratory of communications, Toastmasters ( www.toastmasters.org ). Even if you are an accomplished presenter, everyone can practice and improve their skills.

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Student posters on chemistry topics

By Michael Seery 2014-03-03T11:59:00+00:00

This post discusses the use of student generated posters and includes a video guide for students on how to prepare posters

One of the nice ways of getting students to think about chemistry, especially at introductory levels, is to have them present on something topical that can be related to their core chemistry. This can be useful for chemistry programmes with specific contexts-for example medicinal chemistry, forensic chemistry, etc. Several institutions use the idea of chemistry posters , whereby students prepare a poster on a chemistry topic and present it to their peers and staff either in person or virtually. 

In my experience of doing this, I have found that students either do well in the graphical element of poster preparation or in the inclusion of relevant and appropriate chemistry. To have both in the same poster is less common. In my institution, students are given an initial source of information, and they use this to begin to build up their poster, referring to further sources as required. I feel that this approach helps students, especially at the introductory level, to get a good start on building up the chemistry information on the poster from a reputable source.

To help with this, I prepared a video for my students on how to prepare chemistry posters. These posters differ of course from traditional research posters. They are smaller in size (we use A1), and focus on including relevant aspects of chemistry to explain a topic. But there are lessons that can be learned from this exercise that will be useful to students if they need to prepare research posters in the future. These include thinking of the core message of the presentation, considering a visual rather than text-based medium, and considering the audience of the poster. 

A video describing how to prepare a student poster in chemistry, detailing how to set up MS PowerPoint and how to plan your poster content. An accompanying guide is available at: http://michaelseery.com/downloads/PosterPrep.pdf

One of the hard jobs for us as educators is to think of poster topics. They need to be topical enough to engage students and have an appropriate theme so that they can relate to their chemistry currently being studied. I find that articles in Education in Chemistry and Chemistry World are great for this. They have some good chemistry at their core, but are of interest and relevance (to have appeared in the magazine in the first place).  I've listed out some of the ones I have compiled below. If you have any more ideas for sourcing titles, please do share in the comments section! For the more recent Education in Chemistry articles, you'll see links to the article online - many thanks to David Sait from EiC for providing these links!

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Do you find identifying suitable chemistry research topics difficult? You are not alone! Many students consider it challenging and time-consuming to choose an interesting chemistry topic for a research paper. In this blog post, we will discuss various research topics in chemistry to help simplify your research process. Continue reading to familiarize yourself with ideas from different fields and academic levels. Apart from defining research topics and discussing how to select one, we have provided examples to help kick-start your research project or assignments. Got a deadline approaching fast? Entrust your chemistry research paper to professional writers. Our academic service proceeds all ‘ write my paper for me ’ inquiries quickly and efficiently. Get your paper written now by an expert!

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Chemistry is a field of science that covers the structure, composition, and properties of elements and compounds. As a student taking this subject, you will encounter multiple experiments, chemical reactions, and analytical study methods. This branch of science can be subdivided into multiple areas, including organic, inorganic, biochemistry, physical, analytical, and nuclear science, among others. Chemistry research paper topics are talking points related to the branches of science outlined above. To ensure that all learning objectives are met, instructors may require students to work on various topics in chemistry. You would be expected to source your chemistry research topics ideas from all possible branches. In one instance, your topic could be associated with analytical science, in another - with practical discussions, which is an entirely different thing despite both areas being categorized as chemistry subfields.

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Selecting a good research topic for chemistry plays a vital role in determining the probability of success when writing your paper. It is, therefore, important to know the characteristics of good chemistry topics for a research paper. Although you can derive discussions from many sub-areas, these research topic ideas share many common characteristics. A great research topic should be:

• Precise, meaningful, clear, and straightforward
• Analytical and researchable using logical methodologies
• Of theoretical or practical significance
• Supported by numerous academic evidence and sources.

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Chemistry is a broad subject with multiple research areas. If you are not keen enough, you may easily get lost in its variety and fail to select a congenial title. So, how do you deal with this issue? In a nutshell, the process comes down to two aspects – your passion and competence. Below are step-by-step guidelines that you can follow to determine interesting topics about chemistry:

• Pick chemistry research topics with your knowledge capabilities in mind. Do not choose a topic that is beyond your academic level.
• Choose something that is interesting to you. If you are fascinated with the selected topic, you will find responding to the research questions to be much simpler.
• Select a research title that is convenient to work on due to the sufficient amount and availability of existing evidence and references.
• Ensure that the chosen chemistry topics for research paper are within the subfield you are majoring in and that it meets your instructor’s requirements.

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There are many research topics for chemistry to choose from. In this section, we have compiled examples of the best topics from various sub-areas. Below is a list of chemistry research topics for papers:

• Latest developments in DNA technology.
• Negative effects of using pesticides in food production.
• Importance and potential drawbacks of using fertilizer in commercial agriculture.
• Acids and bases: composition, properties, and applications.
• Industrial chemicals and environmental pollution.
• Dangers and side effects of using ibuprofen.
• Acid-base neutralization process.
• Air pollution implication on global warming and climate change.
• Ageing and the brain.
• Catalytic reaction mechanisms.

The chemistry research topics list above is created by drawing ideas from different sub-areas, thus covering a significant part of scholars’ inquiries.

Interesting Topics in Chemistry

In some instances, one may select a research topic because it is just fascinating. There are interesting chemistry topics that can explain intriguing phenomena in your day-to-day life. Alternatively, you can also opt for something related to essential issues in the current society. Here are sample chemistry interesting topics you can research into:

• Composition and effects of e-cigarettes.
• Food dye composition.
• Measuring electrical conductivity in a salt solution.
• How to change a penny’s color to gold.
• The scientific explanation of foam formation.
• Silicon usage in cosmetic surgery.
• Evidence and application of surface tension in day-to-day life.
• Examining pesticide residue in farm products from different grocery stores.
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• How to separate dissolved sugar from water.
• How to clean up oil spills at sea.
• Rust formation on metal surfaces.
• How to chemically remove rust from stainless steel.
• The science behind turning boiling water into “snow” in a cold winter.

Easy Chemistry Research Topics

The science studied in high schools is way simpler compared to postgraduate one. You can find easy chemistry topics to research if you focus on certain academic levels and sub-areas. For example, physical chemistry has easy chemistry topics to do research paper on. On the other side, inorganic or analytical sub-areas tend to offer scientific research research topics that are more technical. The list below outlines easy topic examples you can pick from:

• Determining the percentage composition of oxygen in the air.
• Patterns in the periodic table.
• Atomic theory: primary principles and applications.
• Chemical and physical properties of starch.
• Determining the pH level of various liquids.
• Properties of acids and bases.
• Why is glass the preferred material in laboratories?
• Balancing chemical equations.
• Analyzing different chemical bonds.
• Alkali metals and their properties.
• General characteristics of metals.
• Noble gasses: properties and reaction characteristics.
• Water purification methods.
• The periodic table: its historical background.
• Alkaline earth metals: properties and reactivity.

Innovative Research Topics in Chemistry

Innovative chemistry topics for research paper relate to new ideas and ways to go about things. Using these ground-breaking topics related to chemistry, you can discuss new materials or methodologies. If you are interested in innovative research topics, here are some examples you can borrow from:

• Gene modification in medical chemistry .
• Improved cancer treatment using bacteria-based biohybrid microrobots.
• New methods used to detect explosive residues.
• Studying the molecular makeup of particles in space.
• Substitute for pesticides in farming.
• Nanophotonics in aeronautics.
• Nanomaterials production process and techniques.
• Clean energy alternatives for fossil fuels.
• Photocatalysis usage in 3D printing technology.
• Biodegradable polymers as alternatives for plastics.
• Silicon dioxide usage in solar cells.
• Chemical reactions in lithium-ion batteries.
• Self-healing concrete: basic principles.
• New materials for lightweight planes and vehicles.
• Polymer analysis in a restricted environment.

Cool Chemistry Research Topics

Sometimes, our title selection might be guided by how cool and fun the study results will be. If you are looking for cool chemistry topics to research on, you are in the right place. We have compiled some cool chemistry topics for you to choose from.

• How World War II influenced computational chemistry.
• How do chemicals in our brains create different moods?
• Composition and properties of laughing gas.
• European alchemy: historical background and its impact on modern science.
• Developing a film at home: chemicals required and process.
• Why lemon juice stops apples from browning.
• Different flame colors and their scientific explanation.
• Using a potato to light a bulb.
• Principles of chromatography.
• Utilizing cloud seeding in alleviating drought conditions.
• Finding iron in a mixture of metals.
• Gas chromatography: how it works and its applications.
• Application of vibrational spectroscopy.
• Surface tension and the dish soap experiment.
• How to make a homemade water filter.

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Intriguing Chemistry Topics for Research

There are many chemistry topics to write about. However, not all topics are intriguing (and frankly, most are the other way around). Below are topic examples that can instantly draw readers’ attention:

• Non-existing chemical compounds.
• Molecular structure of artificial honey as compared to natural honey.
• Stem cell studies: ethical implications.
• Principles of polymerase chain reaction and DNA replication.
• Organic chemistry applications in our daily living.
• Chemicals as weapons of mass destruction.
• How does adding sugar to a soft drink affect its density?
• Synthetic molecules in the pharmaceutical industry .
• Aerosol formation and its application in body spray manufacture.
• Analyzing the gasoline production process.
• Benzene molecular structure and its use in the cosmetic industry.
• Why are 96,000,000 black balls dumped into the LA reservoir?
• Water recycling methods.
• The discovery of oxygen.
• Importance of esters in our day-to-day living.

If you closely review the research topics for chemistry paper above, you will find them arousing your curiosity much more than the ones in other sections. These topics will challenge your initial line of thinking or introduce you to the concepts that just stand out.

Unique Chemistry Research Topics

There are some chemistry paper topics that are rarely worked on by students. People ignore these topics because they are either complex or lack adequate conclusive information from previous studies. If you are brave enough and wish to have a unique presentation, you can consider the research topics in chemistry below:

• Organosilicon compounds and their use.
• Nucleophiles and electrophiles.
• Molecular structure of Teflon and its industrial application.
• Sodium azide usage in automobile airbags.
• Dangers of COVID-19 tests that use sodium azide as the reaction reagent.
• Chemical composition of steroids and their effects on human beings.
• Artificial diamond production process.
• Insulin production biotechnology.
• Evolution of lethal injection.
• Effects of chiral class drugs on human health.
• Chemical residues in livestock.
• Artificial organs and their potential implication on transplantation.
• Role of nanoreactors in nanotechnology and biotechnology.
• Dangers of phosgene to human health.
• Production of dry ice.

Popular Chemistry Research Paper Topics

Unlike the unique study subjects discussed in the previous section, popular topics relating to chemistry are widely researched. Students favor these topics due to reasons like their simplicity, availability of adequate evidence, and their relevance to current issues. You can pick a hot topic in chemistry from the list below:

• Metal oxide usage in electronics.
• Importance of nitrogen to human survival.
• How do temperature changes affect chemical reactions?
• Lewis structure for ionic compounds.
• Analysis of the hydrophobic effect.
• Hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuel.
• Application of thermodynamics law in our lives.
• pH level calculations and analysis.
• Gas laws and their application.
• Why is Earth viewed as a closed thermodynamic system?
• Redox reactions and their industrial applications.
• Decomposition process of polymers.
• The anomalous expansion of water.
• Impact of fluoride ion on dental health .
• The use of lithium, magnesium, and calcium compounds in clinical medicine.

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Controversial Chemistry Topics for Papers

Just like in any other subject, there exist chemistry project topics that are controversial in nature. People are understandably more passionate about some subject matters compared to others. Discussions related to, for instance, chemical usage in battlefields and the health effects of using certain chemicals tend to attract heated debates. Below are some controversial topics in chemistry that you can write about:

• Biochemicals usage in warfare.
• Impact of fast-food chemicals on the human brain.
• Gene modification in human embryos.
• Bioconjugation techniques and how they are used in drug delivery.
• Synthetic molecules replication techniques.
• Use of lethal injection in execution of criminals.
• Ethical justification for euthanasia.
• Manufacture of chemical poisons.
• Fritz Haber’s controversial inventions.
• Artificial organs and their role in healthcare.
• Electromagnetic energy conversion to chemical energy.
• Dangers of using fertilizer in farming.
• Analyzing the water memory effect.
• Synthesis of food from non-edible items.
• Bio-inspired molecular machines and their applications.

Chemistry Research Ideas for Students

Students are often required to work on some chemistry project ideas to successfully complete their course. Depending on the sub-area one specializes in, and the academic level, research matters will vary significantly. For instance, chemistry undergraduate research project ideas are incomparable to highschool research titles. Some subject matters are only suitable for professional research. This section sorts the research ideas into their respective academic levels.

Chemistry Research Topics for High School

Chemistry research project ideas for highschool students are relatively easy compared to higher academic levels. The tasks are not very demanding in terms of the research methodologies used and the time required to complete them. At this level, students are introduced to the basic concepts of the subject. Common chemistry topics for high school are outlined in the list below.

• Acids and bases in the reduction-oxidation reaction.
• Importance of studying chemicals and chemical processes in high school.
• Ionization techniques for the mass spectrometry process.
• Avogadro’s Law: analysis, formulae, and application.
• Thermochemistry lab experiments.
• Laboratory safety rules.
• The hydrolysis analysis.
• Acids: structural composition, properties, and use.
• Noble gasses configuration.
• States of matter and their characteristics.
• Optimizing indoor plants life through chemistry.
• Role of enzymes in chemical and biological reactions.
• Thermal effects of chemical reactions.
• The law of multiple proportions in chemical reactions.
• Constant and changing variables in Boyle’s law .

Chemistry Research Topics for College Students

Chemistry project ideas for college often require students to dive deep into a subject. Rather than explaining the basic concepts, you may be instructed to apply them in addressing problems. A college chemistry project will require you to dedicate more time and conduct more research. Below are some of the title ideas for college students and undergraduates:

• How much energy is produced from burning nuts and chips?
• Dangers of using radon in construction and potential solutions.
• Chemical composition of aspirin and its effect on human physiology.
• Green chemistry application in the food industry.
• Phosphorescence versus fluorescence.
• Dihydroxyacetone phosphate conversion.
• Big data and biocomputing in chemical studies.
• Thermoelectric properties of materials.
• Artificial organic tissue development in laboratories.
• Nuclear fusion: primary concepts and applications.
• Power production process in lithium nickel batteries.
• Medico-biological importance of group 3B and 4B elements.
• Global cycle of biologically active elements.
• Importance of chemical knowledge in cancer treatment.
• Inorganic materials usage in the military.

Chemistry Research Topics in Different Fields

Chemistry can be divided into many sub-areas. Each subfield has interesting chemistry topics to research into. To choose a research topic in chemistry, you need to first determine a sub-area you would wish to specialize in. However, even within these fields, there are still many title options to choose from. To help reduce the confusion and simplify the selection process, we have categorized potential research discussions into their respective sub-areas.

Organic Chemistry Research Topics

Organic chemistry mainly involves studying the structure, composition, properties, and reaction of carbon-based compounds. It is among the most commercially applied subfields, which makes organic chemistry research paper topics very common. I am sure you must have encountered products manufactured using organic chemistry principles within your surroundings. If you wish to learn more about these products, you can explore these latest research topics in organic chemistry:

• Pain relief medicine: chemical structure and composition.
• Composition, use, and effects of polymers.
• Retin-A usage in acne treatment.
• Organic chemistry usage and application in daily life.
• Types of organic compounds isomerism.
• Aromatic hydrocarbons as industrial raw materials.
• Alcohol hydrophilicity in aqueous solutions.
• Physical and chemical properties of polyhydric alcohols.
• Synthetic polymer applications: synthetic fiber, Teflon, and isoprene rubber.
• Fetal alcohol syndrome: types and symptoms.
• Structure and properties of phenols.
• The application of organic chemistry in birth control.
• Nucleic acid stability.
• Parameters affecting proton chemical shifts.
• Structure and properties of lipids.

Inorganic Chemistry Research Topics

This branch deals with the study of structure, composition, and properties of materials that do not contain carbon. Research paper topics for inorganic chemistry focus on metals, minerals, and inorganic compounds. The list below compiles chemistry projects topics and ideas related to inorganic chemistry.

• How to create new and improve existing alloys.
• Implication of inorganic chemistry on the environment.
• Application of inorganic chemistry in the cosmetic industry.
• Interaction between sulfuric acid and organic materials.
• Lattice energy and enthalpy for different ionic bonds.
• Characteristics of different types of nucleosyntheses.
• Uniqueness of hydrogen bonds and polarity.
• Hard and soft acids and bases ( HSAB ) theory.
• Dalton’s Law: principles and applications.
• Structure of a gemstone and how it impacts its appearance.
• Relationship between inorganic and biochemistry.
• Parameters affecting Bronsted-Lowry acidity.
• Crystal field theory: analysis and disadvantages.
• Application of angular overlap model.
• Primary laws of photochemistry.

Analytical Chemistry Research Topics

The determination of the objects’ primary makeup of objects is the main interest of this branch. Various analytical methods, including spectroscopy, chromatography, and electroanalytical techniques, are often discussed in the subfield. As such, many analytical chemistry research paper topics focus on these or other analysis techniques. Below is a list of research topics on analytical chemistry:

• Analytical techniques used in forensic science.
• Examining the electroanalytical techniques.
• Importance of analytical chemistry to the environment.
• Miniaturization and its use in analyzing pharmaceutical substances.
• Evaluating the working principles of activation analysis.
• Gravimetric analysis principles.
• GMOs usage and their potential hazards to human health.
• Potentiometric measurement methods.
• Liquid and gas chromatography.
• Spectroscopy methods and their use in detecting and quantifying molecular and structural composition of samples.
• Dispersive X-ray analysis of tissues.
• Analytical methods for determining the side effects of ibuprofen usage.
• Benefits of the isomerism framework.
• Acid-base titration as a quantitative analysis technique.
• Application of spectroscopy in medicine.

Environment Chemistry Topics for Research

The apparent global warming and climate change threats have led to the development of a new area of study. This sub-area has project topics in chemistry that explore the impact of human activity on the environment and the potential solutions for slowing down and reversing the climate change process. Common environmental chemistry related topics include:

• Negative effects of deep-sea mining.
• Ground water contamination: causes, dangers, and potential solutions.
• Oil spillage and its effect on marine life.
• Effect of heat engines on the environment.
• Safe disposal of toxic waste.
• Global warming: causes and potential remedies.
• Potential alternatives to fossil fuels.
• Innovative methods to minimize pesticide usage in agriculture.
• Cultivated meat as an alternative to livestock farming.
• How efficient is artificial photosynthesis.
• The Chernobyl ecological disaster.
• Analysis of life-cycle assessment (LCA).
• Environmental benefits of using energy-saving lamps.
• Environmental pollution by nano toxins.
• Potential solutions for global warming.

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Physical Chemistry Research Topics

Physical chemistry is the study of the behavior of matter. Physical chemistry topics for research papers focus on analyzing the physical and chemical properties of atoms and molecules and how they interact with each other. You can use a project topic on chemistry from the list below:

• Surface tension and its impact on mixtures.
• Diffusion of liquid and gasses.
• Reaction of bromine under UV rays.
• Pressure effect in chemical reactions.
• Bonding between atoms and molecules.
• Analyzing Schrodinger’s equation.
• Hess’s laws: principles and application.
• Effects of intermolecular forces on the melting point of a material.
• Entropy law of thermodynamics.
• Relationship between quantum mechanics and atomic orbitals.
• Chemical kinetics in pharmacy.
• Analyzing the physical and chemical indicators of milk.
• How to determine atoms’ electron configuration.
• Why isotopes exist.
• Determining the group based on its successive ionization energies.

Chemical Engineering Research Topics

In this section, we will discuss research topics of chemistry related to the design and application of chemical processes. Here are some of the chemical research project ideas that will impress your instructor:

• Chemical engineering concepts in the food production industry.
• Analyzing wastewater treatment techniques.
• Conversion of rocket fuel to energy.
• Analyzing different mixture separation techniques.
• Industrial application of chemical engineering concepts.
• Non-reactive mass balances and mass balance with reaction.
• Binary distillation and its application.
• Gas absorption usage in the chemical industry.
• Reaction kinetics in a plug flow reactor.
• Water splitting for hydrogen production.
• The application of MIMO theory in the control of chemical process operation.
• Chemical engineering applications in the healthcare sector.
• Nanofiltration member usages in pharmaceutical wastewater treatment.
• General overview of microfluidics.
• Production of high-quality foam.

Nuclear Chemistry Research Topics

A nuclear chemistry research project deals with radioactivity-related processes. You may encounter this branch of science in nuclear energy production, military applications, and even in the hospital. Some of the researchable topics in chemistry of nuclei transformation include:

• Computation of an element’s half-life.
• Radioactive elements in real life and how they are being used.
• Nuclear fusion: the process and its function.
• Types of radioactive decay.
• Effects of radiation on biological systems.
• Safe radioactive waste disposal.
• Application of nuclear science in the healthcare sector.
• Analyzing the three types of radiation.
• How to destroy toxic organic compounds using irradiation.
• Is there a possibility of cold fusion ever happening?
• Biological application of radiochemistry.
• Dangerous consequences of ionizing versus non-ionizing radiation.
• Optical chemo sensors: principles and applications.
• Interaction between water and radioactive materials.
• Radiation accident cases in human history.

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Bottom Line on Chemistry Research Topics

In sum, chemistry is a broad subject with multiple sub-areas. Depending on your preference, you can choose interesting chemistry research topics for papers from the many subfields. Apart from selecting a good research subject, also remember that is always mandatory to adhere to proper writing procedures! Besides, select chemistry essay topics that will keep you excited till the end of research, as you wouldn’t want to quit in the middle and switch to another topic. If you combine all provided tips together, you will definitely find it easy to select and work on research in chemistry topics.

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321 Interesting Chemistry Topics & Writing Tips

Chemistry studies matter and what it’s made of. It tells us how substances change and what properties they have. Chemistry seeks to answer questions such as: What is the Universe made of? How do elements react with each other?

Read our article to dive deeper into this intricate subject. What is more, we’ve prepared a list of 300 exciting chemistry-related topics. You can choose between organic, nuclear chemistry, biochemistry, and other branches. Our interesting topics in chemistry will make your studies more enjoyable!

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🔝 Top 10 Interesting Chemistry Topics

• ✅ Branches of Chemistry
• ✍️ Writing Tips

⭐ Top 10 Chemistry Essay Topics

• 🔬 General Chemistry Topics
• 🧑🥼 Chemistry Project Topics
• 🤔 Advanced Chemistry
• 🦠 Biochemistry
• 🧬 Organic Chemistry
• ♻️ Green Chemistry
• ⚗️ Inorganic Chemistry
• ⚛️ Nuclear Chemistry
• 🧮 Analytical Chemistry
• 🧪 Physical Chemistry

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• The purpose of dilutions
• Principles of electrochemistry
• Why is stoichiometry so difficult?
• Are there alternative periodic tables?
• The polarity of bonds classification
• How is nuclear chemistry used?
• The importance of Lewis electron dot structure
• Endothermic reactions vs. exothermic reactions

✅ Main Branches of Chemistry

Chemistry is a broad subject that uses various methods of study. Because of this, scientists divide it into five main branches. These are organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, and biochemistry . Let’s investigate them:

• Organic chemistry examines life. It seeks to understand the molecular structure and behavior of living beings.
• Inorganic chemistry focuses on materials rather than living beings. Chemists of this field aim to advance technology.

• Physical chemists examine the atomic level of matter. This branch uses physics to study the processes in chemical systems.
• Analytical chemists investigate what matter consists of. They look for new analyzing procedures and ways to enhance existing ones.
• Biochemistry studies the fundamental biological systems. It improves our understanding of essential medical issues.

Now that we’ve sorted out chemistry basics, we can examine how to write about it. Whether you’re in high school or already in college, the following guide will help you compose an excellent chemistry paper!

✍️ Tips on How to Write a Chemistry Paper

Each subject has its own rules when it comes to writing papers. In chemistry, the organization is the key. That’s why the first step is to have your lab notes in order. Keep your notebook neat and tidy, and you will see that writing becomes much more manageable.

On top of that, it’s good to have an idea of what an excellent paper should be like. There are three major points you should keep in mind: objectives, style, and structure.

• Objectives. Your goal is to identify and convey valuable information. If you want to share it with others, it should be presented as credible scientific work.
• Introduction. Say what your paper will be about.
• Methods. Present the methods and materials you use.
• Results. Describe what you observed during the experiment.
• Discussion. Analyze the results and summarize the relevance of your study.
• Style. Grammatically correct writing is a must. Your style should be formal, concise, and clear. Use the right tense: write your methods and results in the past. For general truths, you can switch to the present.

Finally, don’t forget that for any type of writing, the right topic is crucial. For inspiration, check out our excellent chemistry paper topics!

• The history of neurochemistry
• Astrochemistry vs. astrophysics
• Is radiochemistry a dying field?
• Pros and cons of being a biochemist
• New concepts of chemical engineering
• What makes quantum chemistry difficult?
• The importance of agricultural chemistry
• The impact of WW2 on computational chemistry
• Ernest Rutherford’s contribution to nuclear chemistry
• Computer chemistry vs. computational chemistry

🔬 General Chemistry Topics to Write About

Chemistry surrounds us in our everyday life. Have you ever seen moldy bread or boiling water? That’s chemistry in action. Have a look at these 30 easy topics for an introduction into chemistry:

• What happens to your body when it lacks vitamins?
• How does acid rain form?
• Understanding pheromones: how do they affect humans?
• Explain what atoms are made of.
• Ionic and covalent compounds: a comparison.
• How do you solve stoichiometry problems?
• Give an overview of the states of matter.
• A delicate balance: how do chemicals in our brains create moods?
• Describe the noble gas configuration.
• Marie Curie and her extraordinary legacy.
• An introduction into acids and bases.
• Write about hydrologic cycles.
• What happens when a substance oxidizes?
• Explain substitution reactions.
• Compare the Bohr model with the plum-pudding and the Saturnian models.
• How does a Geiger counter work?
• Describe the significance of Rutherford’s gold foil experiment.
• How Michael Faraday forever changed the scientific landscape.
• What does Prout’s hypothesis state?
• The history of european alchemy.
• What are the periodic trends?
• Explain how to analyze amino acids using protein hydrolysis.
• What do catalysts do?
• Everything about lab safety.
• The radium craze of the early 20th century.
• How does substance abuse impact your body?
• Why is it essential to study chemistry in high school?
• Reaction rates: how do we define them?
• Before chemistry: ancient philosophy of things changing. 
• Examine how radioactive decay occurs.

🧑🥼 Chemistry Projects Topics for Science Fair

Experiments are, without a doubt, the most fun part of chemistry. It’s exciting to watch colorful substances fizzle and bubble. If you need ideas for your next project, look no further. Just make sure to follow safety rules!

• Discover what determines the color changes when iodine and starch react. 
• Find out how to make photosynthesis visible.
• Try to synthesize Aspirin.
• Develop film and explain how you did it.
• Fiddle a wire through an ice cube without drilling holes.
• Assess the quality of water and find out what contaminates it.

• Extract plant oil and study its properties.
• Observe what happens if you dye wool with different colors.
• Learn how to make a solution change color.
• Determine the amount of caffeine in various sorts of tea.
• How do you produce biogas or liquid from organic waste?
• Analyze the contents of your toothpaste. Can you find any health hazards?
• Make a water filter from scratch.
• Why does lemon juice stop apples from browning?
• Make a safe smoke bomb.
• Document the process of growing crystals.
• Identify the pollutants in the air around you.
• What makes a flame change color?
• Biometric technologies: how do they work? 
• Study invisible ink. What makes it disappear?
• Wine: how do its chemical compounds relate to its taste?
• Emulsions: how to make and break them.
• Compare the effectiveness of different vegetable oils in biodiesel manufacturing.
• Assess the residue of pesticides in vegetables from various markets.
• Measure the density of soft drinks. How does sugar affect it?
• Conductivity: what types of solutions are the best electrical conduits?
• Food and science: how much energy do nuts and chips produce when burned?
• Analyze your hair and check for nutrients.
• Examine what soap needs to foam properly.
• Change a penny’s color to gold.

🤔 Advanced Chemistry Topics for an Essay

Once you’ve mastered chemistry’s fundamental concepts, you’re ready for the advanced part. Here, you will explore topics such as kinetics, equilibrium, and thermodynamics. Consult our list for 30 interesting advanced chemistry topics:

• Polymers: what do we use them for?
• How do spectroscopes work?
• What chemical information can we find in meteorites?
• Spectroscopy and its many applications.
• Schrödinger’s Cat: what did it reveal about radioactive decay?
• Examine the properties of imino-disaccharides.
• The importance of carbohydrate-protein interactions in immunology.
• CRISPR: how does it work?
• Compare the types of noncovalent bonding.
• Investigate how molecular recognition can be produced synthetically.
• Describe the impact of nanotechnology.
• How does nanoscience change our lives?
• What does Le Châtelier’s principle state?
• CBD: what advantages does it have?
• What causes a chemical process to result in equilibrium?
• Compare the types of equilibrium.
• BPA : how toxic is it?
• Behavior of ideal vs. non-ideal gases.
• Magnetism and coordination compounds.
• The principles of molecular orbital theory.
• Why do certain compounds not exist?
• How does water recycling work?
• Cloud seeding: when is it useful?
• What causes the weather to change?
• Why do some plants rely on photosynthesis more than others?
• Describe the properties of hydrogen.
• Explain the connection between collision theory and concentration.
• How do the ab initio methods work?
• Chemistry and the brain: impact of neurotransmitters. 
• Examine the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia.

🦠 Biochemistry Topics to Research

Have you ever wondered what chemical processes happen inside living organisms? Here’s an example: when we breathe, we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Biochemistry combines biology and chemistry to find out how life works on a molecular level. It’s a life science that deals with the cells, proteins, and lipids that form the core of every being. Clinical research highly benefits from biochemical knowledge.

• Explain enzyme inhibitors and their mechanisms.
• What are the benefits of epigenetics?
• Enzyme activity: how can you regulate it?

• Understanding the role of lipase in pathophysiological processes.
• The chemical processes behind metabolism.
• Amino acids: industrial applications.
• Consequences of a protein deficiency.
• Dietary supplements: help or hazard?
• How does the Citric Acid Cycle work?
• Glycolysis : how does it convert glucose?
• How do solutes move through biological membranes?
• Explain the sodium-potassium pump.
• Describe networks and alliances of the biotechnology industry.
• How does the body react to chlorine exposure?
• Cells gone rogue: the origins of cancer. 
• Investigate the functions of hormones.
• How can we develop new vaccines?
• Discuss the ethics of stem cell research.
• The legacy of Dolly the sheep.
• SCNT: process and applications.
• What are the chemical compounds of blood? 
• How do you treat hemophilia?
• The development of prokaryotes vs. eukaryotes.
• Discuss the cloning of a DNA fragment and Southern blotting.
• How does oxidative phosphorylation synthesize ATP?
• Compare the three types of crystallography.
• Copying DNA: the principles of PCR.
• How does recombination repair work?
• What causes redoximorphic features in various soils?
• Obtaining protein structures with x-ray crystallography.

🧬 Organic Chemistry Topics for Papers

Organic chemistry serves as the foundation for biochemistry. It is centered on carbon, which is essential to life. Carbon often bonds with other elements as well as itself. That’s what makes it the basis for all organic structures.

• Describe the properties of a chiral molecule.
• Atmospheric chemistry: methods and observations.
• Write about antioxidant potency of polyphenol-rich beverages.
• Enantiomers and the Fischer projection practice.
• Investigate possible relationships between stereoisomers.
• What are the benefits of chemoenzymatic synthesis?
• Explore the history of vitalism.
• The production of chemicals using carbon-carbon bond-forming reactions.
• Hydrocarbon: types and reactions.
• Examine the four essential types of organic compounds.
• How do free-radical reactions work?
• Pathogens: infection cycle and disinfection methods.
• Give examples of esters in everyday life.
• How do you turn alcohols into alkyl halides?
• Mechanisms of aerosol formation.
• Recent discoveries in molecular tuning.
• Chemical warfare: the dark side of organic chemistry.
• What makes a plant poisonous?
• What makes aromatic compounds unreactive?
• Phosgene: what makes it toxic?
• Explain the mechanism of the Diels-Alder Reaction.
• Alpha carbon reactions: when do aldol condensations occur?
• How do you identify organic compounds using infrared spectroscopy?
• Bonds as springs: the mechanical molecular model.
• Antibiotic resistance: causes and effects.
• Identify factors that influence proton chemical shifts.
• What does the electron dot structure show?
• The properties and reactions of functional groups.
• What defines a compound as aromatic?
• How do you name amines?

♻️ Green Chemistry Topics to Write About

If you’re concerned with sustainability, green chemistry is your area of choice. It finds ways to make chemical products less harmful to the environment. Research is done at every stage, from the product’s design to its disposal.

• How do you prevent pollution?
• What do you do with toxic waste?
• Discuss the twelve principles of green chemistry.
• Source reduction: what are the most effective ways?
• Biomimicry: is it the best way to sustainability?
• Eco-friendly packaging and its issues.
• Compare the effectiveness of various materials used in solar cells.
• What are the advantages of molar efficiency?
• Ionic liquids: are they the future of eco-friendly reagents?
• The U.S. acid rain program: pros and cons. 
• How can the toxicity of paint be reduced?
• Innovative ways to avoid pesticides in agriculture.
• What are the types of bio-based renewable feedstocks?
• Are bioplastics beneficial for the environment?
• How do metathesis reactions help reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
• Computer chips: how do we make them more sustainable?
• Alternative energies: making fuel from chicken feathers.
• Is carbon capture effective?
• Will cultivated meat become a green alternative to traditional farming?
• How does the Plantrose process work?
• Discuss the petroleum products problem in the U.S.
• What are efficient ways to extract and use critical elements more
• How efficient is artificial photosynthesis?
• What are the best ways to remove carbon pollution?
• Electrocatalysis as a way to generate and consume fuels.
• Discuss the most pressing issues in green chemistry today.
• How does LCA work?
• What are efficient ways to extract and use critical elements more sustainably?
• Recycling and recovery of plastic. 
• Describe the advantages of Levulinc Acid use.
• How can we make nuclear energy more viable?

⚗️ Inorganic Chemistry Topics for a Paper

Metals and minerals are parts of inorganic chemistry. Scientists in this field want to understand the behavior and properties of inorganic compounds. Practical uses include the manufacturing of fertilizers, adhesives, and coatings.

• What are the types of nucleosynthesis?
• In which ways are chemicals able to bond?
• How does molecular symmetry predict the chemical properties of a molecule?
• Vibrational spectroscopy: what is it used for?
• Discuss the importance of inorganic compounds in biochemistry.
• The history of atomic theory: an overview.
• Hematite: matter and mineral. 
• The peculiarities of hydrogen bonds and polarity.
• What are the uses of point groups in inorganic chemistry?
• Determine the factors that impact Brønsted-Lowry acidity.
• How does HSAB explain reaction mechanisms?
• What is lattice energy, and how can you measure it?
• How do you use coordination compounds as catalysts?
• Red Ferrosols: soil management issues. 
• Examine the drawbacks of the crystal field theory.
• Define the selection rules for vibrational transitions.
• What is the most effective way to grow synthetic diamonds?
• How do you use the angular overlap model?
• Explain ligand effects.
• The magnetic properties of transition metal oxides.
• Gold: how does it serve medicine?
• The use of chemistry in jewelry manufacturing.
• How does the chemical structure of a gemstone determine its color?
• Alexandrite: what makes it so unique?
• How do ligand substitution reactions work?
• Determine the properties of the light types.
• What are the fundamental laws of photochemistry?
• What causes phosphorescence?
• Alloys: what are their benefits?
• The history of brass and its usage.

⚛️ Nuclear Chemistry Topics for an Essay

You’ve probably been x-rayed before. It means you’ve been exposed to radiation. Nuclear chemistry seeks to understand radioactivity-related processes. One of atomic science’s most critical problems is the disposal of radioactive waste.

• How do you calculate an element’s half-life?
• Compare the three different types of radiation.
• What are the common uses of radioactive elements?
• How do we know that a nucleus is stable?
• Fukushima and Chernobyl disasters: a comparison. 
• How do elements transmute in the process of nuclear fission?
• Cold fusion: will it ever be possible?
• Radiation: how does it harm biological systems?
• Describe the types of decay.
• Nuclear waste: reprocessing, disposal, and transportation. 
• How is nuclear chemistry used in medicine?
• Ways to destroy toxic organic compounds using irradiation.
• Interactions between water and radioactive elements.
• How are chemosensors used in radiation chemistry?
• What are the biological applications of radiochemistry?
• The nuclear fuel cycle: managing the disposal of nuclear fuel.
• Discuss reactive hazards in the chemical industry.
• Compare the efficiency of different extraction methods.
• Fission products and surfaces: what happens when 9TcO2 gets in contact with steel?
• Isotopic chemistry: what distinguishes it from nuclear chemistry?
• Explore the history of NMR.
• Henri Becquerel and the discovery of radioactivity.
• The relevance of hydrogen in nuclear fusion.
• What causes radioactivity?
• The adverse effects of ionizing vs. non-ionizing radiation.
• Why are some people skeptical about the term “nuclear?”
• The Big Bang: how did it create the Universe as we know it?
• Discuss the unsuccessful efforts in nuclear arms control. 
• How does radiocarbon dating work?
• Mass spectrometry: ionization techniques.

🧮 Analytical Chemistry Topics for Essays

The matter comes in all forms and shapes. It can be a compound or a single element. If you want to know how matter is structured, analytical chemistry has the answer. Scientists of this branch ensure that our food and other products are safe to consume.

• How does activation analysis work?
• Why is analytical chemistry important for the environment?
• How do you find iron in a mixture of metals?
• What are the ways to measure the amount of a specific substance in a compound?

• Identifying hazardous substances in cheese.
• A simple way to separate chemical compounds: gas chromatography.
• Aspirin vs. Ibuprofen: comparing the chemical mechanisms of pain relievers.
• Genetically modified foods and their impact on human health.
• Food allergies: where do they come from?
• The best techniques for quantitative chemical analysis.
• What are the standard techniques to measure the endpoint of a titration?
• Mass-based analysis: gravimetric analysis.
• How do you neutralize WVO?
• Drug safety approach in administration and nursing. 
• Describe the three types of electroanalytical methods.
• How do you measure temperature using a calorimeter?
• Understanding thermodynamics: the Carnot cycle.
• The process of analyzing salt.
• How do you identify the shelf life of a medicine?
• Ways to find adulterants in drugs.
• Compare the healthiness of bottled water based on its chemical compounds.
• How can you test cholesterol in blood samples?
• Examine how analytical chemistry is used in forensic science.
• What are the advantages of spectrochemical methods?
• How do you detect pesticides using immunoassays?
• Miniaturization: how does it advance analytical chemistry?
• Capillary Liquid Chromatography: an overview.
• Immunochemistry: applications in environmental analysis.
• The development of analytical technology in the past 20 years.
• Explain how to determine PAH sources in soil.

🧪 Physical Chemistry Topics for Papers

Is chemistry not enough for you? Try combining it with physics! For physical chemists, it is crucial to understand how molecules and atoms act. They use various models to study the structure and behavior of these tiny particles.

• Explain how to determine an atom’s electron configuration.
• Describe the structure of an atom.
• Isotopes: why do they exist?
• What is the Time-of-Flight principle?
• How do you calculate the mass of an atom?
• Define successive ionization energies.
• What are the gas laws?
• Equation of state: ideal vs. real gases.
• Explain why the Earth is considered a closed thermodynamic system.
• What is the Avogadro constant?
• The difference between empirical and molecular formulae.
• Calculating percentage yields: balanced equations.
• How do intermolecular forces affect the melting point of a substance?
• What are the four types of crystal structures?
• Define the types of forces that exist between molecules.
• Explain how to relate the melting point and conductivity of a substance to their type of structure.
• What is fire in terms of chemistry and thermodynamics?
• Reasons why molecules with polar bonds might not have a permanent dipole.
• How do internal combustion engines work?
• Endothermic or exothermic? Determining enthalpy change.
• What are the applications of Hess’s law?
• Explain the use of mean bond enthalpy.
• When does a collision not cause a reaction?
• How does temperature affect the reaction rate?
• How do catalysts work?
• Describe what Born-Haber cycles are used for.
• Explore the history of thermochemistry.
• Give examples of quasi-static processes.
• The study of chaos: calculating entropy.
• When is a reaction reversible?

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177 Hot Chemistry Topics Every Student Should Have

Finding a topic in chemistry may not be every student’s favorite idea. Many college and university students perceive chemistry as a technical field that needs only top minds. Statistics point to a dwindling number of students pursuing chemistry-related courses. For the few who still follow this field, arriving at impressive general chemistry topics is also a hard nut to crack.

Let us first break down the myth concerning chemistry paper topics.

What Is A Chemistry in the Field of Academics?

Chemistry refers to a branch of science specializing in the composition, properties, and structure of elements and compounds. It also looks at how they change and the energy they release or absorb during the change. You will find the latest findings of tests or experiments and what they mean to typical day-to-day life.

Topics in chemistry will therefore range from experimental to theoretical concepts that come into play. Chemistry is applied in what we do regularly and thus the ease of identifying interesting chemistry topics for presentation or research.

When thinking of what to have for your chemistry project topics, consider the following:

• The specific field of chemistry you are handling
• The relationship between your idea and the society at large
• How the topic will impact society positively

To have excellent chemistry topics, ensure that you follow your professor’s instructions to the latter. Many online sites offer help for students, but not all can precisely meet your requirements.

That is why you need a quality writing site that offers you the best chemistry topics for research papers.

What To Avoid When Writing Chemistry Related Topics

The knowledge of the do’s and don’ts of any paper is crucial in giving the best piece. Furthermore, it will help you stick within the scope of your supervisor’s requirements. As such, here are some of the pitfalls to avoid in writing chemistry topics for presentation:

• A lot of technical terms: The field of chemistry has jargon that can turn off a reader who is new to it. Therefore, using many technological times that are only known to a few individuals for topics in current chemistry may not auger well with the readers.
• Using numbers in chemistry topics: We understand that issues requiring experiments may have several numerical data. However, these numerals should not be part of the topic. It is because staffing numbers at the beginning of any paper turn off many prospective readers.
• Lengthy chemistry topics: This does not only apply in chemistry topics but all other papers as well. Extended issues may not give the reader a good picture of the gist of the content. As such, it may confuse them all the more.
• Do not use rhetorical questions: Unlike English or literature papers, chemistry-related assignments require a specific topic. The idea should be precise and point the reader to what they should expect in the subsequent paragraphs. Remember that there is a difference between scientific papers and those in the humanities and arts fields.

So, whether you are writing chemistry research topics for high school or controversial chemistry topics, always use the right words to present your stance, void of any disputes. Your case should clearly state your stand rather than try to force the reader to adopt your particular point of view.

When presenting your arguments, ensure that you support them with undisputed evidence. Science requires facts rather than mere speculations and hearsay. Therefore, avoid the temptation of assuming that your reader may not be skeptical of your arguments. Persons in science are keen on facts, figures, numbers, and outcomes of various experiments.

Finally, remember always to show the relationship between chemistry and other related fields. Since this is an interdisciplinary subject, its relationship must come out so that the reader can make the comparison for himself/herself.

You can find a hot topic in chemistry from:

• Chemistry encyclopedias
• Research findings and other chemistry-related articles online
• Well-reputed scientific repositories
• Science documentaries and features

Join me as we explore 177 of the most brilliant chemistry topics from top-notch experts.

Nuclear Chemistry Topics For Undergraduates

• The role of the electronic structure of species in chemical reactions
• What is the essence of ions, molecules, and atoms in nuclear chemistry?
• How does the arrangement of the electrons around atoms influence nuclear reactions?
• The role of the discovery of radioactivity in nuclear chemistry
• Discuss the implication of various technologies related to energy in nuclear chemistry
• How has nuclear chemistry evolved from the 18 th century to date?
• What facilitates the repulsion of protons during reactions?
• Assess why a nucleus contains less mass than the total mass of the constituent nucleons
• The role of the binding energy in ensuring nuclear stability
• Discuss the application of Einstein’s mass-energy equivalence equation
• Evaluate reactions that make nuclei change their energy state
• Evaluate the part of high-energy helium nuclei
• How to use high-energy electromagnetic radiation in a chemical reaction
• Why do unstable nuclei experience spontaneous radioactive decay?
• Discuss positron emission and electron capture
• Factors that contribute to the formation of a stable isotope
• Discuss the relevance of first-order kinetics in radioactive decay

Fun Chemistry Research Topics

• How the PH of acids and bases apply to aqueous solutions
• Catalysts that are necessary for acid-base reactions in chemistry
• The role of chemical reactions in living cells and industrial processes
• Why is it essential to study the atomic structure?
• Discuss the factors that affect oxidation-reduction reactions or redox reactions.
• How to produce electrodes and batteries from electrochemical reactions
• The role of measurements and performing calculations in chemistry
• How thermochemistry plays out in physical chemistry
• Evaluate the role of enthalpy and entropy in thermochemistry
• Factors that affect endothermic reactions and exothermic reactions
• The role of oxidation numbers in covalent bonding
• Describe the unique characteristics of the periodic table
• How to balance chemical equations
• Factors that affect the rate of chemical reactions
• Discuss the properties of various mixtures and solutions
• What is the essence of suspensions, dilutions, and colloids?

Interesting Chemistry Topics

• The role of nanophotonic in military operations
• How does the chemical equilibrium influence reactions?
• The role of chemistry in preparing drugs and dosages
• Why do most students view chemistry as a prestigious course in college?
• Evaluate some of the practical applications of surface tensions
• The role of chemistry in the development of dyes
• Explain how a paper loses its color when exposed to light and moisture
• The chemical reactions behind the production of ethanol
• Evaluate the safety mechanisms applied in gas chambers
• Compare and contrast between manufactured and naturally occurring oxygen
• The importance of Lewis Structure in chemical reactions
• Discuss how hydrogen and oxygen combine to produce water
• What properties of the laughing gas make it unique from the others?
• Describe the stabilization process of lithium
• Evaluate the risks and dangers associated with Ibuprofen
• The role of chlorophyll in the green color of plants

High School Chemistry Topics

• Discuss the considerations for a chemistry experiment in the lab
• How to minimize heat loss during endothermic reactions
• The role of technology in advancing chemical reactions
• How UV rays affect the response of gases
• Evaluate the role of chemistry in medicine
• Why are most chemicals kept away from light and heat?
• Discuss why most chemicals have a shorter life span
• Is the chemistry curriculum in high schools sufficient enough?
• What makes caffeine an additive element in coffee?
• Discuss the chemical implications of an overdose
• What is the role of enzymes in chemical reactions in the body?
• What makes petroleum products highly flammable?
• Discuss how scientists can separate the gases from the atmosphere
• The process of detecting heavy metals in plants
• How to evaluate the oxidation levels of various experiments
• Effects of having excess catalysts in a reaction

Current Topics In Medicinal Chemistry

• The role of chemistry in managing the current coronavirus pandemic
• Chemical reactions involved in the formation of 5G technology
• The impact of online journals on the practice of chemistry
• What should be the minimum academic qualification of a chemistry lecturer?
• The role of the Brownian chamber if assessing chemical properties of gases
• How does fermentation occur in the production of ethanol?
• Why is chemistry an essential component of any society?
• Discuss the chemical properties involved in the development of ventilators
• What makes gas masks effective in filtering between different gases?
• Discuss the process of determining and reducing toxicity levels
• The role of chemistry in the study of anthropology
• Chemical reactions involved in dating
• How acid rain causes corrosion of iron sheets
• The influence of chemicals on human allergies
• Discuss the effect of soft drinks on the human body?
• Is there any chemical implication of serving food on a plastic plate?

Impressive Chemistry Projects Topics

• The application of chemistry in the cosmetic industry
• How aluminum foils and cling films affect the quality of food
• The role of cold weather in facilitating enzymatic action
• How have scientists made the world healthier and safe?
• Latest chemical inventions in the field of chemistry
• Impact of vitamins in the human body reactions
• The role of fatty acids in human metabolism
• How the structure and properties of various enzymes affect reactions
• The role of chemical reactions in biological developments
• Discuss some of the ethics involved in chemical reactions
• The part of chemistry in the manufacture of bioweapons
• Discuss how chemical reactions affect synthetic molecule replication
• What are the dangers of bioconjugation chemistry?
• The impact of pesticides in affecting agricultural development
• Why are photocatalysts necessary in 3D printing?
• Discuss the role of polymers in chemical reactions

Organic Chemistry Topics

• Discuss the factors involved in the formation of enolate anions
• What are the catalysts involved in benzene reactions?
• What is the procedure of naming benzene derivatives?
• Discuss the aromatic suitability of compounds in reactions
• What are the processes involved in the synthesis of alcohols?
• Discuss the nomenclature and properties of alcohols
• Evaluate the effectiveness of alkene reactions under extreme heat
• What are the factors that affect free radical reactions?
• Discuss the stereoisomerism relationships of various compounds
• What constitutes the conformation of alkanes?
• Discuss the properties of functional groups
• Factors that affect organic acid-base chemistry
• What is the implication of bond-line structures
• Factors affecting electronegativity in chemical reactions
• What are the optimum levels for nucleophilicity and basicity?
• The role of elimination reactions in chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry Topics

• Discuss the structure and periodicity of the atom in inorganic chemistry
• How symmetry and group theory affect inorganic chemistry
• Analyze the origin of elements and their distribution
• The impact of the discovery of aspects in inorganic chemistry
• How the electronic structure of elements affects their reactions
• Evaluate the block classification of various bonding states
• Geometrical factors involved in inorganic reactions
• Discuss the relationship between inorganic chemistry and thermodynamics
• How the structures of metal complexes affect their reactions
• Discuss the concepts and scope of the ligand field
• Evaluate the electronic spectra of complexes
• Discuss the magnetic properties of complexes
• How symmetry elements co-relate with optical isomerism
• Describe the osmotic pressure and the theory of solution
• Evaluate the idea of ionization
• Discuss the bonding theories both in inorganic molecules and in the solid-state

Environmental Chemistry Topics

• Chemistry of air and soil with specific emphasis on the effects of human-made chemical products
• Discuss the tragedy of environmental problems
• Eliminating the carbon foot-print using chemistry
• Discuss the history of environmental regulations
• Factors that facilitate the formation and destruction of ozone
• Specific requirements for the Chapman mechanism
• Catalytic processes of ozone destruction in the 21 st century
• Analyze the chemistry of ozone depletion using carbon as a case study
• What are the properties of chemicals that cause ozone destruction?
• Evaluate the CFC replacements that are effective
• Analyze the effectiveness of international agreements in environmental management
• Evaluate the chemical fate of trace gases in the air
• Factors that necessitate the photochemical smog process
• Chemical ways of improving air quality
• How to limit VOC and NO emissions
• The role of catalytic converters in environmental conservation

Physical Chemistry Topics

• The role of sulfur-based emissions in contributing to air pollution
• Discuss the evolution of the atomic structure over time
• How to use mass number to find the number of fundamental particles in ions and atoms
• Discuss the existence of isotopes in various reactions
• Analyze the principles of a simple time of flight (TOF) mass spectrometer
• How to obtain accurate information about relative isotopic mass
• Discuss how to write equations for first and successive ionization energies
• Evaluate the role of The Avogadro Constant in physical chemistry
• How does the concentration of a substance in a solution affect its reaction?
• Discuss the functions of the ideal gas equation in physical chemistry
• Explain the relationship between empirical formula and a molecular formula
• Discuss the economic challenges of developing chemical processes with a high atom economy
• How to write balanced equations for reactions in physical chemistry
• What determines the concentrations and volumes for reactions in solutions?
• How to predict the charge on a simple ion using the position of the element in the Periodic Table
• Discuss why multiple bonds contain multiple pairs of electrons

Chemistry Presentation Topics

• Discuss the environmental and health consequences of polluted air
• What are the chemical mechanisms involved in the Greenhouse effect?
• Discuss the global energy use and energy sources
• Analyze the process of treatment of wastewater and sewage
• Discuss the effects of chloro-organic, organophosphate, and carbonate insecticides
• Evaluate the litmus lichen found in West Africa
• How does Ammonia gas dissolve in water to form aqueous ammonia?
• Discuss the catalysts that dissolve ionic compounds and other polar solvents
• What makes some acids strong and others weak?
• The role of the number of moles in the concentration of an acid
• How ions present in a solution conduct electricity
• Discuss the role of chemistry in the development of robotics
• The role of women in the field of chemistry
• Engaging ways of learning chemistry apart from experiments
• Chemical compounds that facilitate the development of cancerous cells
• Discuss the current results in rational drug design

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Best chemistry research topics.

• Explain photoelectrochemical water oxidation.
• Are food dyes bad for you?
• Importance of silicon dioxide for solar energy companies.
• An in-depth look at Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures.
• A thorough examination of Electron Dot Models.

General Chemistry Topics

• How can whisky be diluted?
• Uses of Small Molecule Accurate Recognition Technology (SMART).
• Analyze the stability of nucleic acids.
• What is snow pollution and why is it so dangerous?
• The various isomerism types.

Organic Chemistry Topics

• What are nucleophiles?
• How do globular proteins appear?
• What are electrophiles?
• Is phenol an acid or not?
• Analyze and explain aniline dyes.

High School Chemistry Topics

• What is Hordenine in beer?
• Analyze the positive effects of food dyes.
• The Sun: burning without oxygen.
• How can air freeze?
• Describe nanoreactors in chemistry.

Interesting Chemistry Topics

• What are Lewis Structures?
• The effect of sulfuric acid on organic materials.
• The photocatalysis effect in 3D printing.
• Sodium Azide and its use in airbags.
• An in-depth look at the Californium element.
• How does a bomb calorimeter work?

Chemistry IA Topics

• Enzymatic reactions: Explaining the kinetics behind them
• How do iodine values change in cooking oils?
• Is the pH in your mouth affected after brushing your teeth?
• How can we reduce caffeine in coffee?
• Calorimetry: Most common sources of error
• Why are aspirin tablets coated? (hydrolysis of aspirin)

Chemistry Research Topics for High School Students

• How is alcohol metabolized in our bodies?
• How are calories in food counted?
• The dangers of chemical reactions.
• How are chemical adhesives created?
• Properly balancing chemical equations.

Cool Chemistry Topics

• Calculating the concentration of active substance in a medicine.
• Explain the thermodynamics concept.
• How to use a spectrometer to determine the speed of a reaction.
• Using the volume of gas to calculate absolute zero.
• When does lipase denaturation take place?

Physical Chemistry Topics

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• What is thermochemistry?
• The importance of spectroscopy.
• Define solid-state chemistry.
• What are chemical kinetics?
• Advantages of photochemistry.

Argumentative Chemistry Topics

• The best way to cook an egg.
• Testosterone is men’s drug of choice.
• Homeopathic treatments and their side effects.
• Is synthetic better than natural in medicine?
• Aromatherapy is not useless.

Inorganic Chemistry Topics

• Antibiotics and they negative effect on your health.
• Explain covalent bonding.
• Common inorganic spectroscopic problems.
• Analyzing ions in solution.
• What is the molecular orbital theory?

Chemistry Project Topics

• Analyzing arsenic concentrations in water.
• Why is cyanogen bromide forbidden in health care centers?
• Is a pH of 5.5 really neutral?
• Can we have a fire in space?
• A thorough analysis of acids.

Controversial Chemistry Topics

• The effects of alcohol on the human brain.
• What makes drugs so dangerous?
• Can a love elixir be made?
• Describe food fraud.
• Differences between generic medicine and original medicine.

Chemistry Topics for Presentation

• The reaction pathways of radicals.
• Let’s analyze the architecture of matter.
• What is entropy?
• Defining aromaticity.
• How an ion-selective electrode works.

Innovative Chemistry Research Topics

• Explain gel electrophoresis.
• What is the fat freezing point?
• How does biological nitrogen fixation work?
• Analyzing symmetry in chemistry.
• NMR spectroscopy and its advantages.

Environmental Chemistry Topics

• Heavy metals are contaminating our environment.
• The effects of plastics on the oceans.
• What causes acid rain?
• Is organic food actually safe to be consumed?
• Detecting traces of heavy metals in plants.

Chemistry Regents Topics

• How do two atoms of fluorine become one molecule?
• Describe the wave-mechanical model of the atom.
• What happens when the electron moves from a higher to a lower energy state?
• Elements with properties similar to cesium.
• Analyzing the kinetic molecular theory.

Chemical Engineering Topics

• How is gas artificially colored?
• How is dry ice obtained?
• How do batteries work?
• How do vitamins help the human body?

Chemistry Research Topics for Undergraduates

• The most dangerous compounds in food dyes.
• Here is how an allergy develops.
• Is Ibuprofen really as safe as some claim it to be?
• An in-depth look at surface tension and its applications.
• Nanophotonics and their military uses.

Easy Chemistry Topics

• What are ionic crystals?
• How are pearls created?
• Can diamonds be grown in the lab?
• How does a nanofiltration system work?

Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry

• How do synthetic molecules replicate?
• What are competition processes in chemistry?
• Barium toxicity and its effects.
• The importance of chemistry for the makeup industry.

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180 Chemistry Project Ideas For High School and College Students

Chemistry Project Ideas for High School Students

• A comparison of the Solubility of Carbon Dioxide in Water at Various Temperatures
• A Penny's Worth of Hydrogen
• A study of esterification
• A study of saponification reactions
• Acid vs. Teeth
• Acidity in Tea
• Activities of Metals
• Adulterants in Food
• Adulteration of food
• Adverse effects of contents of soft drinks
• Aldol Condensation
• Amount of Acetic Acid in Vinegar
• An Ionic Inquiry Yields Saline Solutions
• Analysis of Honey
• Analysis of Vegetables and Fruit Juices
• Analysis of Water for Mercury Using Light
• Analysis on Fertilizers
• Artificial Silk
• Balloon Race (The Effect of Temperature on the Rate of Reaction)
• Boiling Hot
• Candy Chromatography
• Catalysis Using Enzymes in Pineapple
• Catalytic Decomposition
• Chemical Analysis of Authentic and Artificial Red Coral
• Compare fruits for their sugar contents
• Compare Rate of Fermentation
• Comparing Lactose Percentage between Whole Milk and Powdered Milk
• Comparison of the Citric Acid Concentration
• Constituents of Alloy
• Content of Cold Drinks Available in the Market
• Correlation between Conductivity and Corrosion
• Destruction of Natural Pigments by the Interaction of UV Light and Oxygen
• Determination of Caffeine in Tea Samples
• Determination of Contents of Cold Drinks
• Determination of Contents of Tooth Powder
• Determination of the Relative Viscosities of Liquids
• Determination of the Thickness of Zinc on a piece of Galvanized Metal
• Determine the Quantity of Casein in Milk
• Determine which Antacid could Neutralize the most Stomach Acid
• Diffusion of solids in Liquids
• Discover a good antifreeze (Freezing Point Depression)
• Discoveries In The Field Of Chemistry
• Distillation of Water from an Aqueous Solution Using a Disposable Apparatus
• Dyeing of Wool, Silk, and Cotton in Malachite Green
• Effect of Metal Coupling on the Rusting of Iron
• Effect of Sodium Carbonate on the Foaming Capacity of A Soap
• Effect of Temperature on the Decay of Ascorbic Acid
• Effects of Dye on Different Types of Fabric
• Effects of Heat on Vitamin C in Tomatoes
• Effects of Voltage and Concentration
• Electrical Cleavage of Mineral Ore
• Electrolysis of Potassium Iodide
• Electrolysis of products of Potassium Iodide
• Electrolysis of Water without a Hoffman Apparatus
• Electrolyte Turns On the Solar Cell
• Elephant Toothpaste
• Enhanced Color Thin-Layer Chromatography
• Environmental Pollution
• Ester Formation Process
• Estimation of Content of Bone Ash
• Evaluation of Drinking Water from Various Sources
• Extraction of Nicotine Sulphate from Samples of Cigarettes
• Fermentation
• Fingerprinting the Crime Scene Investigation
• Foaming Capacity of Soaps
• Floating Self-Assembling Super-hydrophobic Nano-particle Membranes
• Freezer Fun
• Fuel Go Boom
• Get More Hydrogen from Your Water
• Glucose Monitoring in Porous Silicon
• Green Chemistry Biodiesel and Bio petrol
• Hess' Law and Thermochemistry
• How Can Freezing Make Something Warmer
• Hydrofoam: Changing the Way the World is Powered
• Hydrogen Production
• Innovative Method to Reduce VAT Dyes Electrolytically
• Investigation of Foaming Capacity of Different Washing Soap
• Ion Exchange
• Ionic Equilibria Control by Hydrophilic Micellar Sequestration
• Kinetic Experiments; Effect of concentration on the rate of reactions
• Liquid Magnet/ Ferrofluid
• Luminescent Silole Nanoparticles for Chromium (VI) Detection
• Magnesium Research
• Make Iron Sulfate, Hydroxide, Oxide
• Making and Testing a Simple Galvanic Cell
• Manufacture and Ingredients of Coke
• Measurement of Diffusion Coefficient in Liquids
• Measuring Solubility
• Measuring the Amount of Acetic Acid in Vinegar
• Mohr's salt
• Optimal Temperature for the Decomposition
• Percentage Purity of Iron Wire
• Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables
• Physical Properties and Intermolecular Bonding in Solids
• Preparation of Cuprammonium Rayon Threads
• Preparation of Ink
• Preparation of Potash Alum
• Preparation of Potash Alum from Scrap Aluminum
• Preparation of Soybean Milk
• Preparation of Toilet Soaps
• Preparation of soybean milk and its comparison with the natural milk
• Prepare cuprammonium rayon threads from filter paper
• Presence of Insecticides & Pesticides in Fruits & Vegetables
• Production of Synthetic Fiber
• Quantity of Caesin Present in Different Samples of Milk
• Rate of Diffusion
• Rates of fermentation of fruit or vegetable juices
• Reactions between Ions in Solution Using Consumer Materials
• Removal of Alcohol from the Body through Esterification
• Sandy Beaches: Pleasure or Pollutant
• Saturated Solutions: Measuring Solubility
• Setting of Cement
• Spectroscopy
• Sterilization of Water Using Bleaching Powder
• Study of Constituents of an Alloy
• Analysis of Content of Ascorbic Acid in Citrus Fruits
• Study of Diffusion of Solids in Liquids
• Substituted Carbamate for Imaging Acetylcholinesterase
• Synthesis and Characterization of a Self-Healing Polymer
• Synthesis and Decomposition of Aspirin
• Synthesis of Bismuth Telluride Nanowires
• The change in E.M.F of a Daniel cell
• The Chemistry of Copper Plating
• The Effect of Concentration on the Rate of a Reaction
• The Effect of Curcumin on Metal Ions
• The Effect of Temperature on the Rate of Dissolving
• The Formation of Frosty Diamond Crystals
• To Analyze a Sample of Brass Qualitatively
• To Check the Ions Present In the Toothpaste
• To Compare the Rate of Evaporation of Water
• To Compare the Rate of Fermentation
• To Prepare a Smoke Bomb
• To Study the Digestion of Starch by Salivary Amylase
• To Study the Effect of Metal Coupling on the Rate of Corrosion
• To Study the Presence of Insecticides and Pesticides in Various Fruits and Vegetables
• To Study the Presence of Oxalate Ion in Guava Fruit
• Toothpowder Analysis
• Tracking Electrons
• Use of Exothermic Reactions
• Variation of Conductance with Temperature in Electrolytes
• Variation of conductance with temperature in electrolytes
• Water Concentration and Texture
• What Voltage Is Needed for Steel to be Protected?
• What Would You Like to Drink? Well Water
• Which fruits contain the most vitamin C?
• Which Grease Is Good for You?
• Which of the Plant Materials Used
• Which Road Deicer Corrodes Steel the Most?

Advanced Chemistry Project and Presentation Topics for College

• A Permanent Solution to Environmental Mercury Contamination
• Amyloid Beta-Peptide, Free Radical Oxidative Stress, and Alzheimer's Disease.
• Aromatic hydrocarbons
• Atmospheric Physical Chemistry
• Bioconjugates for Chemical Biology
• Biosynthesis of the Loline Alkaloids
• Building Organometallic Structures from Bare Metal Atoms
• Controlling single electrons
• Covalent Deactivation of Nerve Gas Agents and Pesticides
• Designing and Building Molecules to Deliver Specific Properties
• Development of less expensive photovoltaic technologies
• Electrochemical energy storage/conversion and electrochemical biosensing
• Environmental Nanotoxicology
• Hidden States: Conformational Analysis of Dynamic Populations.
• History of Organometallic Chemistry
• Low-valent transition metal-promoted organic synthesis
• Measuring the Crunch of Crystallization.
• Metal-Promoted Bond Activation of Small Hydrocarbons
• Modern Crystallography
• Nanoreactors
• Nuclear Chemistry: Definition or Contradiction?
• Nuclear Shapes: From the Mundane to the Exotic
• Nucleic Acids, Disease, and You
• Proteomics and Mass Spectrometry
• Recent Advances in Atomic Layer Deposition
• Remote sensing
• Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial Studies of Nonexistent Compounds.
• The Chemistry of Carbon Materials
• The emergence of multi-drug-resistant bacteria
• Thermoelectric Materials
• Transition Metal Complexes of Cyclopentadienyl-Fused Heterocycles
• When Can Fractional Crystallization Be Expected to Fail?
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AQA AS Level Chemistry Presentations - The Complete Course

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AQA A Level Chemistry Presentations Chapter 5 - Organic Chemistry

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AQA A Level Chemistry Presentations Chapter 3 - Energetics, Kinetics and Equilibria

AQA A Level Chemistry Presentations Chapter 2 - Bonding

AQA A Level Chemistry Presentations Chapter 1 - Atoms and Molecules

The complete AQA AS Level Chemistry course from start to finish. Huge bundle of resources with every topic covered .

Complete set of concise, modern presentations for AQA AS Level Chemistry (7404) Chapters 1 - 5 . Contains colour coded specification points with handmade vector graphics . Thirty three presentations included:

1 - The Atom 2 - Mass Spectrometry 3 - Electronic Structure 4 - Ionisation Energy 5 - The Mole 6 - Chemical Equations 7 - Titrations 8 - Formulas and Yields 9 - Ionic Bonding 10 - Covalent Bonding 11 - Shapes of Molecules 12 - Intermolecular Forces 13 - Metallic Bonding 14 - Energetics 15 - Kinetics 16 - Reversible Reactions 17 - The Equilibrium Constant 18 - Redox Reactions 19 - Periodicity 20 - Group 2: The Alkaline Earth Metals 21 - Group 7: The Halogens 22 - Tests for Ions 23 - Introduction to Organic Chemistry 24 - Functional Groups 25 - Isomers 26 - Alkanes 27 - Chlorination of Alkanes 28 - Haloalkanes 29 - Alkenes 30 - Addition Polymers 31 - Alcohols 32 - Oxidising Alcohols 33 - Organic Analysis

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