SCIENCE
Across
- 4. – Movement of particles from high to low concentration.
- 7. – Acid and alkali reacting to form salt and water.
- 11. – Smallest particle of an element.
- 12. – Releases energy through respiration.
- 15. – Opposition to electrical current.
- 18. – The rate at which energy is transferred.
- 19. – Living organisms and their environment.
- 21. – A pure substance made from one type of atom.
- 22. – Substance with a pH below 7.
- 23. – The genetic code of living things.
- 24. – A protein that speeds up reactions.
- 25. – Speeds up reactions without being used up.
- 26. – Two or more elements chemically joined.
- 27. – Controls what enters and leaves the cell.
- 28. – Jelly-like substance where reactions take place.
- 31. – Makes its own food (usually a plant).
- 33. – Controls the activities of the cell.
- 34. – Carries genetic information (DNA).
- 35. – Eats other organisms.
- 36. – The basic building block of all living things.
- 38. – Plants use sunlight to make glucose.
- 39. – Force pulling objects towards Earth.
Down
- 1. – Process where new substances are formed.
- 2. – A soluble base with a pH above 7.
- 3. – Releases energy from glucose.
- 5. – Substances mixed but not chemically joined.
- 6. – Electrical push that moves electrons.
- 8. – Movement of water through a partially permeable membrane.
- 9. – Force resisting movement.
- 10. – The ability to do work.
- 13. – Flow of electric charge.
- 14. – Change in velocity over time.
- 16. – A push or pull.
- 17. – Speed in a given direction.
- 20. – A section of DNA controlling characteristics.
- 23. – Breaks down dead plants and animals.
- 29. – Cell division producing identical cells.
- 30. – Two or more atoms bonded together.
- 32. – Contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis.
- 37. – The place where an organism lives.