Chemistry/Holiday/Classmates

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Across
  1. 3. he had a very shiny nose
  2. 4. she comes out at night
  3. 8. they will not hybridize
  4. 10. PV=nRT
  5. 12. she keeps hydrated
  6. 15. she shines during the day
  7. 16. Bohr-ing model of the atom
  8. 17. if a molecule is polar overall is has this
  9. 18. he will "exclude" a third electron
  10. 20. heat energy at constant pressure
  11. 21. he discovered the nucleus
  12. 22. chemical and physical properties repeat periodically
  13. 25. his law relates P and V of gases
  14. 26. a pair of sulfur trioxide's electrons exhibit this
  15. 27. watch for these in calculations!
  16. 29. it has the largest atomic radius (in theory)
  17. 30. an ion with covalent bonds
  18. 31. ionic compounds make this
  19. 32. a dissolved substance
  20. 33. measure of disorder
  21. 34. aluminum's is three
  22. 38. no atoms found here!
  23. 39. mass/volume
  24. 41. Santa's other name
  25. 42. it's his periodic table
  26. 43. forces of attraction caused by instantaneous dipoles
  27. 44. when gas travels through a small orifice
  28. 47. a network atomic solid
  29. 48. a slippery form of carbon
  30. 49. when electrons are gained
Down
  1. 1. these bonds meet "end to end"
  2. 2. numbers can describe one electron only
  3. 5. you may know them as Group 1
  4. 6. gases they're inert
  5. 7. gas formed when metals react with acid
  6. 9. measures volume of a liquid
  7. 11. if you're not part of the solution, you're a part of the ...
  8. 13. where three phases of matter exist at once (phase diagram)
  9. 14. it keeps water a liquid
  10. 19. HBr (aq)
  11. 23. dissolved ions make these
  12. 24. simplest of the chemical formulas
  13. 28. flourine has the highest
  14. 35. lowest temperature (in theory)
  15. 36. Our class has three!
  16. 37. our class has two (a boy and a girl)
  17. 40. an atomic model and a tasty dessert
  18. 45. linear hybridization
  19. 46. bonds made by transfered electrons