General Electric / Mattel Inc. / Binney & Smith Inc. / /
Continent
Asia / Europe / /
Country
Puerto Rico / Egypt / United States / China / Greece / / /
Facility
Empire State Building / National Museum of American History / Statue of Liberty / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
borax solution / favorite food / rubbery product / food coloring / box-shaped drawing device / steel wire / gas increases / carbon dioxide gas / chemical reaction / rubber / bank buildings / long chain / chemicals mix / gas pushes / food / energy / regular rubber balls / metal / glow energy / plastics / metal tray / chemical reactions / final product / gas pressure / experiment using vegetable oil / natural rubber / wind-up tools / long chemical / silicone oil / chemical / rubber ducks / chemicals / Iron and other metal filings / rubber tree / rubber trees / steel / /
Movie
The Nutty Professor / /
NaturalFeature
Mount Rushmore / /
Organization
Cleveland Browns / National Science Foundation / Archives Center / Behring Center / navy / White House / Smithsonian Institution / University of California / Los Angeles / National Football League / /
Person
C. Harold Smith / Meg A. Mole / René Descartes / Lincoln Logs / Norman Stingley / Yo-yo / George Washington / Cordova / Abimael / Edwin Binney / James E. Wright / Richard James / Neil Tillotson / Arthur Ingoldsby / Jim Ingoldsby / Kirk Christiansen / Betty / /
Position
ruler at the longest and widest parts / Cartesian Diver / diver / scientist / mathematician / Potato Head / Researcher / science teacher / scientist / head / elementary school / engineer / chemical engineer / teacher / Artist / toy chemist / Professor / Potato Head / and Cootie / president of the United States / coach / mathematician / and philosopher / school guidance counselor / chemist / Future Chemist / /
National Chemistry Week • October 16–22, 2005 • American Chemical Society Do you think children who lived a thousand years ago had toys? Believe it or not,