Pronunciation: /ˈkɛmɪkəl/
noun a substance produced by or used in a chemical process
A1 I spilled a chemical on the floor.
A2 The scientist mixed different chemicals in the lab.
B1 The chemical used in the experiment was highly reactive.
B2 The company is developing a new chemical compound for cleaning products.
C1 The chemical industry plays a crucial role in the economy.
C2 The researchers are studying the effects of various chemicals on human health.
adjective relating to chemistry or the interactions of substances as studied in chemistry
A1 I am allergic to chemical cleaners.
A2 The chemical reaction produced a colorful explosion.
B1 The company is researching new chemical compounds for their products.
B2 The scientist conducted a series of chemical experiments in the lab.
C1 The chemical composition of the substance was analyzed using advanced techniques.
C2 The chemical engineer developed a groundbreaking new formula for the pharmaceutical industry.
formal The scientist conducted a series of experiments to analyze the chemical composition of the substance.
informal I heard that they found some weird chemicals in the old abandoned factory.
slang Don't mess with those chemicals, they can be dangerous.
figurative The chemical reaction between them was undeniable, sparking a new relationship.
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