Properties of Water
Across
- 2. A liquid (like water) that can dissolve other substances.
- 6. How well a substance can hold heat. Water heats and cools slowly because it has a high thermal capacity.
- 9. The solid, frozen form of water.
- 10. A state of matter that flows and takes the shape of its container — like water.
- 11. When water molecules stick to other materials (like glass or plant stems).
- 13. How heavy something is for its size. Ice is less dense than water, so it floats.
- 14. A weak connection between water molecules that helps them stick together.
- 15. When water molecules stick to each other.
Down
- 1. The temperature at which a liquid turns into a gas. For water, it’s 100°C.
- 3. A state of matter where something keeps its shape — like ice.
- 4. A clear liquid we drink, made of hydrogen and oxygen. It’s essential for all life.
- 5. A state of matter that spreads out to fill a space — like steam or water vapour.
- 7. When water (or wind) wears away rocks and soil, changing the landscape over time.
- 8. A "skin" on the surface of water caused by water molecules sticking together.
- 12. A molecule (like water) with one end slightly positive and one end slightly negative, like a tiny magnet.