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Water

H2O
(liquid)

Hydrogen Peroxide

H2O2
(Sanitiser; bleach)
(liquid)

Carbon Monoxide

CO
(odourless; poisonous gas; pollutant from cars)
(gas)

Carbon dioxide

CO2
(Odourless)
(Gas)

Sulfur dioxide

SO2
(Pungent odour; acid rain; pollutant from combustion of fuels)
(Gas)

Sulfur trioxide

SO3
(fuming; toxic; used to make sulfuric acid)
(gas)

Hydrogen sulfate

H2S
(Strong odour of rotten eggs)
(gas)

Ammonia

NH3
(Pungent suffocating odour; fertilisers)
(gas)

Methane

CH4
(natural gas)
(gas)

Nitrogen monoxide (nitric oxide)

NO
(Irritating odour; oxidises in air to NO2)
(gas)

Nitrogen dioxide

NO2
(pungent; acrid odour; pollutant from cars)
(brown gas)

Dinitrogen oxide (nitrous oxide)

N2O
(slightly sweet; laughing gas)
(gas)

Hydrogen chloride

HCl (g)
(pungent odour; forms fumes of hydrochloric acid on contact with humidity)
(gas)

Hydrochloric acid

HCl (aq)
(solution)

Sulfuric acid

H2SO4
(solution)

Nitric acid

HNO3
(solution)