Reactivity
Across
- 5. The outermost electrons in an atom that control how it reacts.
- 6. Substances that react quickly and sometimes violently (ex: sodium in water).
- 8. A rapid reaction with oxygen that releases heat and light.
- 9. Substances that react slowly or hardly at all (ex: gold does not rust).
- 10. The gas released when metals such as zinc react with acids.
- 11. Group 18 elements with full outer shells, very stable and nonreactive.
Down
- 1. How easily a substance undergoes a chemical reaction to form something new.
- 2. When certain metals react with acids, releasing hydrogen gas and heat.
- 3. Iron reacting with oxygen and water to form iron oxide.
- 4. The ability of a substance to burn in oxygen.
- 7. Group 17 nonmetals that are highly reactive because they need one electron.
- 8. The slow wearing away of metals by reactions with the environment (ex: rusting).