Looking for some of the coolest chemistry dog names?
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These 100 ideas below are split evenly between male and females, so there’s something for everyone.
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Chemistry Dog Names For Males

Most of the chemistry dog names on this list are actually fairly gender-neutral.
So, if you see something you love on this one for a girl dog, go for it!
We found inspiration all over the table of elements and throughout the scientific community. Take a look!
- Anion – these are ion with a negative charge.
- Argon – this is one of the noble gases.
- Atom – this is the base of everything we know in this world.
- Barium – after the chemical element.
- Beaker – after the glass used in laboratories.
- Benzy – after the “Benzene” element.
- Beryll – after the Beryllium element.
- Boole – after the Belgian mathematician.
- Boro – after the Boron element.
- Campho – after the highly flammable element.
- Catalyst – after the substance that boost chemical reactions.
- Cation – this is an Ion with positive charge.
- Chiral – after a very asymmetric element.
- Cobal – after the silver-white element.
- Crick – after the British scientist.
- Dalton – after the English meteorologist.
- Daniel – after the Greek mathematician.
- Darwin – after the famous English naturalist.
- Ferrous – after something that contains iron.
- Floc – after a mass of suspended particles.
- Franklin – after the scientist who associated nature with electricity.
- Fuse – this is an electrical safety device.
- Gauss – after the German scientist.
- Holm – after the Holmium element.
- Hubble – after the famous American astronomer.
- Ion – after a molecule with a standard charge.
- Isomer – after the compounds with different structures.
- Kepler – after the German mathematician.
- Kimikari -Basque for “chemist”
- Krypto – after Krypton, which is a noble gas.
- Lithium – after the chemical element.
- Louis – after chemist Louis Pasteur.
- Mass – after a body’s quantity of matter.
- Mendel – after the famous scientist.
- Micro – for a very tiny one!
- Nicky – after the Nickel element.
- Nitro – after the Nitrogen element.
- Nobelium – after the chemical element.
- Ouro– Galician for the element gold.
- Ozone – this is the molecular form of oxygen.
- Pascal – after the French mathematician.
- Pico – after Illinoi’s chemical corporation.
- Pipy – after the famous laboratory tube.
- Platinum – after the precious element.
- Plumbo – after the Latin Plumbum.
- Sodo – after the Sodium mineral.
- Stanny – after the Latin Stannum, also known as Tin.
- Stront – after the Strontium element.
- Tanta – after the Tantalum element.
- Tin – sometimes known as aluminum.
Chemistry Dog Names For Females

For the girls, again, many of the element-inspired names are gender neutral.
- Ada – after Ada E. Yonath.
- Aluminum – after the chemical element.
- Amina – referring to amino acids.
- Arene – this is a type of hydrocarbon.
- Burette– this is one of the glasses used in laboratories.
- Carba – after the Carbon mineral.
- Chlorine – a very important element in chemistry.
- Chromium – after the element.
- Copper – after the orange element.
- Cupra – ather the Latin Cupprum, meaning copper.
- Curie – after the famous scientist.
- Dorothy – after Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin.
- Edith – after inorganic chemist Edith Humphrey.
- Faiza – after Faiza Al-Harafi.
- Formula – this is the secret of all the elements.
- Frances – after scientist Frances Arnold.
- Gally – after the Gallium element.
- Gerty – after biochemist Gerty Cori.
- Halley – after the English astronomer.
- Helia – referring to Helium.
- Hydra – after the Latin Hydragyrum, meaning Mercury.
- Ida – after chemist Ida Freund.
- Indo – after the Indium metal.
- Irène – after Irène Joliot-Curie.
- Jenner – after the English scientist.
- Julia – after Russian chemist Julia Lermontova.
- Laura – after American chemist Laura Linton.
- Lithia – referring to Lithium.
- Louise – after mineral chemist Louise Hammarström.
- Magna – after the Magnesium element.
- Margaret – after Margaret Seward.
- Molecule – this is simply a structural unit.
- Molly – after Molly S. Shoichet.
- Muriel – after Muriel Wheldale Onslow.
- Neon – after the famous element and color.
- Platina – after the Platinum element.
- Rachel – after Rachel Lloyd.
- Radia – referring to Radium.
- Ruth – after the Ruthenium element.
- Selena – after Selenium.
- Silver – perfect name for a grey pup!
- Sodo – after the Sodium mineral.
- Stiba – after the Latin stibium.
- Tanta – referring to Tantalum.
- Titra – this is a method they use in laboratories,
- Vana – after the Vanadium.
- Vera – after Vera Bogdanovskaia.
- Whitney – after the one who invented cotton gin.
- Wolfra – after the Latin Wolfrum.
- Zirca – referring to Zircon.
So many cute ideas, it’s hard to choose a favorite!
I love Curie, as she was such an important figure to young girls who dreamed of becoming scientists.