Chemical Reactions
Across
- 6. When an acid and base react quantitatively with each other.
- 8. A solution with a large volume of acid
- 12. A unit of measuring the acidity of a substance.
- 13. An acid that is dilute.
- 15. Something that will show whether a substance is acidic or basic.
- 16. A ratio of hydrogen and carbon atoms such as alkanes, methane a propane. When burnt in a limited amount of air, carbon monoxide is produced rather than carbon dioxide.
- 18. The substances that undergo a change in chemical reactions.
- 21. A natural process that converts a refined metal into a more chemically stable form such as oxide, hydroxide, carbonate or sulfide. It is the gradual destruction of materials by chemical and/or electrochemical reaction with their environment.
- 22. A common indicator
- 24. A type of acid that will not easily give way hydrogen ions
- 26. A reaction that emits excess energy in the form of heat, light or electricity. Heat packs, match burning and rusting are examples of this chemical reaction.
- 27. dioxide The product of hydrocarbons burning in unlimited air, a compound of carbon and oxygen.
- 29. A product of base and acid reactions and acid and metal reactions.
Down
- 1. A material that can not be replaced naturally in rate of it being used.
- 2. A reaction when things burn, it is a chemical reaction when a flame reacts with oxygen to produce a large amount of heat rapidly.
- 3. A natural indicator
- 4. An indicator
- 5. The result of a chemical reaction.
- 7. A type of acid that wants to give away its hydrogen ions.
- 9. A substance that is used to create heat.
- 10. A substance that gives away hydrogen ions, has a pH lower than 7, conducts electricity when mixed with water, neutralizes bases, has a sour taste and react with many bases.
- 11. A reaction that absorbs heat, the reactants are cold. Ice packs and photosynthesis are examples of this chemical reaction.
- 14. A base
- 17. The process of an electron being removed from a molecule during a chemical reaction.
- 19. A slow exothermic reaction where the electrons of a metal is removed from the molecule due to be exposed to water and oxygen.
- 20. An acid with a ph of 3
- 23. The process in which a material is able to be sustainably replaced and used.
- 25. A highly volatile and flammable substance.
- 28. A substance that is the chemical opposite of acids, has a slippery soapy feel, tastes bitter, higher pH than 7, when dissolved in water they are called alkanes and neutralize acids.
- 30. A natural indicator