Crossword 1 Chemistry

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Across
  1. 6. “d” block of elements on your periodic table
  2. 8. “Exiting Heat”
  3. 11. electrons spin the same way if possible
  4. 14. P1+P2+P3+…
  5. 19. liquid to gas
  6. 20. first (lowest energy) plateau on a heat curve
  7. 21. commonly measured in g/cm^3
  8. 22. elements that are usually non-reactive and very stable
  9. 24. region of space where there is a high probability of finding an election
  10. 28. number of protons of sodium
  11. 29. magnesium’s bohr model has 3 of these
  12. 32. horizontal row on the periodic table of elements
  13. 34. calculated by dividing the number of moles of that substance by the total number of moles in the container
  14. 36. number of orbitals in an “f” sublevel
  15. 38. W
  16. 40. used to show really big or really small numbers
  17. 41. the bohr model for Carbon has 4 of these
  18. 44. shape of a “d” orbital
  19. 47. decreasing the volume of a container makes the pressure….
  20. 48. standard pressure at earths sea level
  21. 49. Mass number – atomic number = number of ______________
Down
  1. 1. how to separate a mixture that has more than one phase
  2. 2. Cesium for example
  3. 3. base unit for the amount of a substance
  4. 4. conductivity or malleability are examples
  5. 5. colored green on your periodic table
  6. 7. PV=PV
  7. 9. third heaviest noble gas
  8. 10. last electron’s address is 6d4
  9. 12. developer of the plum pudding model
  10. 13. units of measurement for Q / Heat
  11. 15. for water, 2257
  12. 16. when I add or subtract, the number of sigfigs comes from this
  13. 17. when doing Gas Law problems, my temperature must be in units of ______________
  14. 18. this is released when an excited electron drops back to its ground state
  15. 23. number of electrons of Sulfur that has a negative 2 charge
  16. 25. gas to solid
  17. 26. lowest energy levels get filled up first
  18. 27. when reading a volume level in a graduated cylinder, make sure to read the bottom of the _____________
  19. 30. vertical column on the periodic table of elements
  20. 31. section between the “Y” shape of a phase diagram
  21. 33. pure substance made of 2 or more elements
  22. 34. element with a mass of 200.59
  23. 35. why the water phase diagram is different from the typical one (solid/liquid line)
  24. 37. sub-atomic particles that are NOT found in the nucleus of an atom
  25. 39. word used to describe “meaningful” numbers
  26. 42. [Kr] 5s2 4d10 element
  27. 43. state of matter with a fixed shape and volume
  28. 45. when calculating energy of heat curves, I need ______ different equations to go from cold ice to hot steam
  29. 46. the lightest element that contains a “p” electron