Layers of the Earth/Periodic Table/Solid, Liquid, Gas

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Across
  1. 2. Core - Layer of Earth beneath the mantle. Made mostly of Iron and Nickel. (Solid)
  2. 3. - State of matter where molecules are slightly spread apart. Specific volume, but takes the shape of its container.
  3. 7. - Typically less heavy, dull (no luster), brittle (breaks easily), good insulators. Right side of the periodic table. (Red)
  4. 9. - Outer layer of the Earth where we live.(Solid)
  5. 10. - Heavy, shiny (luster), malleable, ductile, and good conductors. Left side of the periodic table (Blue).
Down
  1. 1. - State of matter where molecules are tightly packed. Specific shape and volume.
  2. 4. Core - Very center of Earth. Over 10,000 degrees. (Liquid)
  3. 5. - State of matter where molecules are spread far apart. No specific shape or volume. Will full up an area it is in.
  4. 6. - Layer of Earth just under the crust. Moves in convection currents. Thickest layer. (liquid)
  5. 8. - Has properties of both metals and nonmetals. Semi-conductor. In a stair step pattern on the periodic table. (Green)