Bill Nye Atoms

1. 8. That's right, A is for atom, because atoms are the basic building ------ of all matter.
4. 15. That's not just any number, that's the ------ number.
6. 6. The -------- would be here. 500 meters, 5 soccer fields from the nucleus.
7. 23. The stars and ------- are made of, are made of an atom combination. And those atoms are so tiny that you never see them.
9. 9. How do we know that atoms combine to make ---------?
10. 18. I love looking deeper and deeper and deeper into matter, seeking the fundamental building blocks of the --------.
12. 24. We know that they exist because we see how they -----.
15. 11. Here's a cool experiment you can do to see the ------ between molecules of water.alcohol molecules, you don't get 2 cups of liquid.
16. 12. You can learn a lot about molecules just by ------ them together.
18. 19. See, like, heat, light, sound, that's ------.
20. 22. ------ is the key to life. You have got, got, got to respect that.
22. 20. All matter is made of ----- and molecules, even a banana cream pie.
23. 14. We've arranged the periods on a table, the -------- table.

2. 7. If atoms are mostly empty -----, how come when I jump on this crate, the atoms in my feet don't pass right through the atoms of the crate?
3. 16. My name is Warren Buck, and I'm a ------- physicist, and I study inside of atoms, inside that mound.
5. 2. We call all of this stuff ------.
8. 13. The number of ------- in the nucleus.
10. 3. They'd be -----------.
11. 4. Now if we could see an atom, it couldn't look anything like this because atoms are mostly -----.
13. 21. Carbon makes the chemicals of ------ things.
14. 10. They're each made of just one kind of -------.
17. 5. That's because it's just the -------, the middle of an atom.
19. 17. These atoms are struck by the -------- beam and broken into smaller pieces.
21. 1. And things are made of -----, tiny pieces of stuff.