Alchemy (disambiguation)

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Alchemy was an early protoscientific practice. It may also refer to:

Regional forms

• Alchemy and chemistry in medieval Islam
• Chinese alchemy
• Indian alchemy, or Rasayana

Entertainment and literature

• Alchemy (comics)
  , a Marvel character
• Alchemy (video game)
  , a 2001 video game by PopCap Games
• Alchemy (novel), a 2004 novel by Margaret Mahy
• Doctor Alchemy, a DC Comics super-villain
• Alchemy (film), 2005 film

Music

Songs

• "Alchemy", a song by Starset, from the album Horizons
• "The Alchemy", 2024 song by Taylor Swift

Albums

• Alchemy (Disclosure album), 2023
• Alchemy (Leah Andreone album), 1998
• Alchemy (Richard Lloyd album), 1979
• Alchemy (Third Ear Band album), 1969
• Alchemy (Yngwie Malmsteen album), 1999
• Alchemy: An Index of Possibilities (1985), a 1985 album by David Sylvian
• Alchemy: Dire Straits Live (1984)

Record labels

• Alchemy Records (Japan)
  , a record label
• Alchemy Records (U.S.)
  , a record label

Television

• "Alchemy" (Eureka)
  , an episode of Eureka
• Alchemy (Fullmetal Alchemist)
  , an ability in the Fullmetal Alchemist manga/anime series

Hardware and software

• Alchemy (Adobe)
  , Adobe software project
• Alchemy (processor), a series of embedded processors originally from Alchemy Semiconductor, later owned by multiple other semiconductor companies
• Sometimes used as shortcut for SQLAlchemy, an object-relational mapper for the Python programming language
• AlchemyAPI, a company that uses machine learning to do natural language processing

Other

• Alchemy (event), a regional Burning Man event in La Fayette, Georgia, US
• Alchemy (company), a defunct film production company previously known as Millennium Entertainment

See also

• Alchemist (disambiguation)
• Alchemiya, a streaming service geared towards Muslims
• Alchemax, a fictional corporation

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