SOLID LIQUID
1. Soap
 Esters
 Used for bathing and
washing clothes
2. Salt
 NaCl; Sodium Chloride
 Used in seasoning for
cooking; also used as
preservative.
3. Chalk
 CaCO3; calcium carbonate
 Uses incl. blackboard
chalk, pavement (or, in
USA, “sidewalk”) chalk,
gymnastics and rock-
climbing, and sometimes in
toothpaste.
4.Sugar
 Sucrose
 a sweet substance that is
used to make food and
drinks sweet.
GAS
1. Toothpaste 1. Butane
 Calcium carbonate, sodium  formula C4H10 that is an
fluoride alkane with four carbon
 Used for cleaning teeth while atoms.
brushing.  commonly used as a
fuel, propellant and
2. Mouthwash
 H2O2; hydrogen peroxide refrigerant, as well as a
petrochemical
 Used for personal hygiene.
feedstock.
3.Vinegar 2. Helium gas
 C2H4O2 acetic acid, ethanoic  one of the noble
acid gases of group O in
 Used as preservative and for the periodic table
seasoning foods. Utilized for  used to inflate
various household cleaning blimps, scientific
uses. balloons and party
balloons.
4.Detergent 3. Oxygen
 a highly reactive
 Sodium sulphate, sodium
hydroxide and phosphate nonmetal, and an
oxidizing agent that
compounds
 Used for washing clothes. readily forms oxides
with most elements as
well as with other
compounds.