"chemical experiment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The professor conducted a complex chemical experiment to test the properties of the new drug."
Life was approached as a kind of chemical experiment, volatile, risky.
Life looks increasingly like a chemical experiment that took over the laboratory.
("The laboratory mice in this vast chemical experiment are the children," he says. "They have no idea what is happening to them, and neither do we").
I have already indicated that a chemical experiment and a historical event originate in personality and pass through a stage of irresolution.
In "American Green" (2006), Ted Steinberg, a professor of history at Case Western Reserve University, compares the lawn to "a nationwide chemical experiment with homeowners as the guinea pigs".
It was like being in some wondrous mineral cave – but it was a derelict flat on an abandoned estate, and the crystals were the result of an artist's chemical experiment.
Scientists boast that these principles predict how most matter will behave in physical and chemical experiments.
Learn about the history of urine in alchemy and chemical experiments.
The patterns, which he called "dissipative structures," were observed in physical chemical experiments in the late 1960's.
The methods are illustrated by examples from chemical experiments.
While apprenticed to a druggist, Frankland learned to perform chemical experiments.
