Careers · Science & Research
Chemist
Everything around you is made of stuff, and a chemist learns what that stuff is and how it changes. Writing down what you see means someone else can try your test too.
The 26 headline skills a chemist is built on. Tap a + node to open the 130 building blocks underneath, or tap any star to see how it connects.
What it leans on most
States of Matter VocabularyYou learn the words for solids, liquids, and gases.ScienceDescribing Material PropertiesYou describe exactly what each material is like.ScienceObjects vs MaterialsYou see that one material can make many things.ScienceWriting Science ReportsYou write up a test so others can repeat it.ScienceHeating experiments and Q = mcΔTHeating things helps you see how they change.ScienceChoosing measurement unitsYou pick the right unit to measure mass and volume in the lab.Mathematics
The subjects behind it
Matter & MaterialsScience
You work with solids, liquids, and gases all day.
Scientific InquiryScience
You test carefully and write down what you find.
EnergyScience
Heating things is how many changes happen.
MeasurementMathematics
You measure exact amounts of each chemical so the experiment works.
Ratio & ProportionMathematics
You mix chemicals in just the right amounts to get the reaction you want.