| tyndalleffect | | Type of plast that chars when heated |
| gel | | The abrasive in toothpaste helps remove this from your teeth |
| plaque | | Mixture that contains particles to small to be filtered |
| cotton | | Type of plastic that will soften when heated |
| essentialoils | | Smoke is an example of this type of colloid |
| filaments | | Synthetic material used to make glad wrap, pens, straws and many other common household items |
| carbon | | Most monomers contain this element |
| polymer | | Common natural plant fibre |
| thermoplastic | | Wool is an example of this type of fibre |
| emulsion | | The phenomenon of light scattering when shone through a colloid |
| thermosetting | | Fine threads of hardened filaments |
| polyester | | Speeds up chemical reactions but does not change its form |
| natural | | Type of material used to make pottery and tiles |
| catalyst | | Type of plastic found in milk |
| colloid | | Fragrant compounds extracted from flowers |
| perfumes | | Mixture of a solid dispersed in water |
| ceramics | | The raw material used to make nylon and polyester |
| casein | | Many monomers joined together |
| spinneret | | Chemical reactions that join monomers together |
| polymerisation | | A common synthetic fibre used to make clothing |
| monomer | | Two different types of liquids make this colloid |
| petroleum | | Nozzle used to make synthetic fibres named after an organ used by spiders |
| aerosol | | Small molecules that can join together to form polymers |
| plastic | | Strongly scented chemicals are used to produce these cosmetic products |