Materials and substances – B1–B2
This 35-word B1-B2 list steps up to more scientific and technical vocabulary: chemistry basics (carbon, DNA, acid, catalyst, mixture), materials (concrete, copper, aluminium, coral), and household chemicals (vinegar, ammonia) all appear. You'll be able to follow a simple science article about carbon dioxide, the ozone layer, or a volcanic eruption (lava), while also recognizing everyday materials like cardboard, linen, or a stain. The vocabulary is both practical (exhaust, dye, injection) and technical (fibre, extract, mould).
Your purchase appears instantly among your own sets — edit, customize and share it as if you had created it yourself.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand basic chemistry terms in a simple science article (carbon, acid, catalyst).
- Recognize environment-related words (carbon dioxide, ozone, exhaust).
- Name household chemicals and materials (vinegar, ammonia, dye).
- Describe everyday objects' materials precisely (cardboard, linen).
- Expand your technical vocabulary (conductor, mixture, extract).
Try the first 5 cards
Click a card to flip it. Image, audio and both languages — just like real study.
Loading cards…
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- carbon
- DNA
- acid
- concrete
- pitch
- polish
- copper
- substance
- mixture
- spray
- ash
- fibre
- extract
- aluminium
- vitamin
- injection
- gum
- discharge
- coral
- dye
- exhaust
- conductor
- mould
- catalyst
- mortar
- carbon dioxide
- lava
- litter
- stain
- strand
- cardboard
- vinegar
- linen
- ozone
- ammonia