Chemistry Principles in Everyday Life

Cooking oils, baking soda, and perfumes

Furniture, electronics, and construction materials

Fertilisers, alkalis, acids, and salts (correct)

Clothing, shoes, and accessories

In understanding animal behavior, human history, and music composition

In cooking, gardening, and pottery making

In learning foreign languages, solving math problems, and writing poetry

In understanding weather patterns, brain function, and computer operation (correct)

Metals, alloys, and dyes (correct)

Glass, rubber, and paper

Wood, ceramics, and plastic

Textiles, leather, and ceramics