Which chemical reaction are you?

This isn't your average chemistry quiz! Which chemical reaction are you?

Which best describes you?

Fiery and opinionated

Happy and bubbly

Quiet and reserved

What's your worst trait?

A quick temper

Burning out

Blending in when I should try to stand out

What's your best trait?

I'll always stand up for what I believe in

I'm flexible and happy to go with the flow

People say my positive attitude is contagious!

Your chemistry assignment is due next week. What do you do?

Practice my speech. I hope the class is ready for a mind-blowing presentation!

I might be leaving it to the last minute, but I work best under pressure.

Grab a few friends and study together.

Pick a colour

Red

Black

Yellow

Diethyl zinc + air

You're a highly unstable person, and even walking around breathing the air can turn you into a fiery mess! But, once the worst is over, you're just a bunch of zinc oxide, CO2 and water. Time to cool it on your explosive reactions to everything and just chill out once in a while!

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Calcium gluconate + heat

On a good day, you're happy to fit in with the crowd and won't be causing much of a fuss. But once you're under pressure? The magic happens! Whether you're rushing to finish an assignment, or getting ready to deliver your lines in the school play, the nerves will put a fire in your belly and deliver spectacular (or messy) results!

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Hydrogen peroxide + potassium iodide

You're pretty friendly and approachable, and definitely larger than life! You can be loud and bubbly too, but your energy is always short-lived. Try not to burn out, and you'll always be the life of the party!

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