Chemical Reactions
Across
- 2. What chemical reaction is responsible for burning things?
- 5. If there is no subscript then it is assumed that there are/is ___ atom/atoms of that element in the compound.
- 7. The science of naming elements.
- 9. Helps balance out chemical equations by changing the number of mols.
- 13. A bond between two atoms due to positive and negative charges.
- 15. The least reactive elements on the periodic table that have full valence shells.
- 16. What is characteristic of a combustion reaction?
- 18. A way to decompose water into hydrogen and oxygen gas.
- 19. Shows the number of atoms present in certain compounds or elements.
- 20. Neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction.
- 23. When two compounds come together and trade one or more of their elements to each other to create two new compounds.
- 25. Needs to be added for some reactions to occur.
- 26. Speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up.
- 27. When two or more elements join together and become a compound.
- 29. When a compound of two or more elements is broken down into 2 or more elements.
- 30. A substance that dissolves in water.
Down
- 1. Which side of a chemical reaction are the reactants on?
- 3. An equation that follows the law of conservation of mass.
- 4. A chemical equation with the compounds written out.
- 6. Which side of a chemical equation are the products on?
- 8. What is absorbed or given off in a chemical reaction?
- 10. These types of reactions burn and are responsible for when we burn something.
- 11. When an element and a compound come together and rearrange to form a new compound and a new element.
- 12. A specific group of atoms held together by chemical bonds.
- 14. What does the arrow in a chemical equation represent?
- 17. A bond where two or more atoms share their electrons to obtain full octets.
- 21. An element that always occurs in pairs in nature.
- 22. An unbalanced chemical equation.
- 24. The outermost shell of electrons.
- 28. What is characteristic of an acid-base neutralization reaction?