Displacement and reactivity
Across
- 1. Process to change a solid into a liquid
- 4. Metal often used in tinsel that is shiny and doesn’t react easily
- 5. Salt formed in a displacement reaction between iron and copper sulfate.
- 6. Chemical symbol for silver.
- 7. A reaction that gives out energy to the surroundings.
- 12. Metal used in Christmas tree light wires.
- 14. Process to change an gas into a liquid
- 15. Process to change a liquid into a solid
- 17. The process where a more reactive metal takes the place of a less reactive metal.
- 20. The series ranking metals from most to least reactive.
Down
- 1. Metal higher than copper but lower than sodium.
- 2. Santa’s sleigh metal must be strong and light, often used in alloys.
- 3. Process to change a liquid into a gas.
- 8. Example of a reaction that feels hot to touch, e.g., burning Christmas candles.
- 9. Metal in Christmas bells that can be displaced by iron.
- 10. A gas that makes balloons float in Christmas parties.
- 11. A reaction that absorbs energy from the surroundings.
- 13. Chemical symbol for zinc.
- 16. The least reactive metal in the reactivity series.
- 18. A sweet chemical compound made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, used in Christmas treats.
- 19. Metal more reactive than copper but less reactive than magnesium.