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Chemistry

Asymmetry

Chirality

• Breaking Bad: Chirality

Atoms

How Atoms Form

• GENIUS by Stephen Hawking: How Atoms Are Created

Radioactive Isotope

• The Martian: Hot Stuff

Biological Molecules

Fats

• CrashCourse: Classification of Fats

Chemical Bonds

Covalent Bond

• CrashCourse: Covalent Bonds

Ionic Bond

• CrashCourse: Ionic Bonds

Chemical Elements

Carbon

• CrashCourse: That's Why Carbon is a Tramp
• Breaking Bad: All Life Is Carbon

Hydrogen

• The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Making a Cloud

Nitrogen

• The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Making a Cloud

Zinc

• The Simpsons: A World Without Zinc

Chemical Properties

Reactivity

• MythBusters: Blowing Up A Bathtub

Galvanic Cell

Anode

• Breaking Bad: Creating a Battery

Cathode

• Breaking Bad: Creating a Battery

Matter

Conservation of Mass

• The Simpsons: The Matter Transporter

Molecules

• Family Matters: The Transformation Chamber

Physical Properties

• Flubber: Discovering Flubber

Viscosity

• MythBusters: Swimming in Syrup

Molecules and Compounds

States of Matter

• The Magic School Bus: How Water Changes
• Bill Nye, the Science Guy: Phases of Matter

Nuclear Chemistry

Radioactive Decay

• Thomas Edison's Secret Lab: Follow Your Nose

Radiocarbon Dating

• Numb3rs: Radiocarbon Dating Explanation

Organic Compounds

Amino Acid

• GENIUS by Stephen Hawking: How Atoms Are Created

Oxidation-Reduction Reactions

Combustion

• Daylight: In the Tunnel
• Home Alone 2: Lost in New York: Marv Gets Shocked, Harry Blows Up
• Backdraft: Fire Is a Living Thing

Properties of Metals

High Elasticity

• Fantastic Four (2005): Final Battle with Dr. Doom

High Melting Point

• Fantastic Four (2005): Final Battle with Dr. Doom

Properties of Water

Density

• CrashCourse: Water Density & Heat Capacity

Heat Capacity

• CrashCourse: Water Density & Heat Capacity

States of Matter

Colloid

• Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: Jell-O Funhouse

Substances

Miscibility

• MacGyver: Water and Oil

Thermodynamics

Heat Transfer

• Bill Nye, the Science Guy: Movement of Heat