Chemistry (intro, mass, vol, density, atomic structure) (Mr. Sue)

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Across
  1. 4. are the same element but have different charges because they contain different numbers of electrons.
  2. 7. Phase with the highest energy level and is made of highly charged ions
  3. 11. Energy level “increases” or “decreases” as matter transforms from Plasma to Gas
  4. 14. are the same element but have different atomic masses because they have different numbers of neutrons.
  5. 15. ______ measure of how much mass is in a given volume (d = mass/vol.)
  6. 16. Liquid transforms into _____ through the process of Vaporization
  7. 18. Which science studies Matter, its composition, structure, properties, and transformations.
  8. 20. Atomic mass is the number of Protons plus the number of ______?
  9. 21. How matter is built
  10. 22. How matter changes is called __________.
  11. 25. What matter is made of is called _______
  12. 26. Nucleus is located where in the atom?
  13. 28. Everything is made up of ________.
  14. 29. Protons have _____ electrical charges
Down
  1. 1. Solid melts to become the _____
  2. 2. Protons and Neutrons are located where?
  3. 3. Features and characteristics of matter are called ________.
  4. 5. Electrons have ______ electrical charges
  5. 6. ______ measure of how much space an object takes up
  6. 8. Phase with the lowest energy level and atoms are stacked neatly
  7. 9. ______ measure of how much matter is in an object
  8. 10. The number of this tiny particle determines the atom’s “+ or -” charges.
  9. 12. An object with a density greater than 1 g/cm^3 should “Sink” or “Float” in water?
  10. 13. Matter has ____ number of stages
  11. 17. True or False? The amount of water displaced by a submerged object is equal to the object volume.
  12. 19. Energy level “increases” or “decreases” as matter transforms from Solid to Gas
  13. 23. An object with a density of 0.5 g/cm^3 should “Sink” or “Float” in water?
  14. 24. The density of water is ___ g/ml. (spell out the number)
  15. 27. The amount of this particle determines an atom’s atomic number and what type of element it becomes.