Advanced Chemistry

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Across
  1. 5. – A hydrocarbon with carbon atoms arranged in a ring.
  2. 7. – A bond formed by the sideways overlap of p orbitals.
  3. 8. – Organic compounds with a carbonyl group in the middle of a chain.
  4. 11. – Hydrocarbons with only single bonds.
  5. 13. – The simplest alkane, with the formula CH₄.
  6. 16. – The tendency of an atom to attract electrons.
  7. 17. – A neutral subatomic particle in the nucleus.
  8. 19. – Organic compound with an oxygen bonded to two alkyl groups.
  9. 20. – Organic compounds with a carbonyl group at the end of a chain.
  10. 21. – A six-carbon alkane often used as a solvent.
  11. 22. – Formed from the reaction of an alcohol and a carboxylic acid.
  12. 23. – A three-carbon alkane commonly used as fuel.
  13. 25. – The backbone element of organic chemistry.
  14. 26. – A molecule with an even distribution of charge.
  15. 29. – Hydrogen and helium follow this two-electron stability rule.
  16. 32. – Electrons fill orbitals singly before pairing up.
  17. 33. – Atoms tend to achieve eight electrons in their outer shell.
  18. 34. – The strongest type of covalent bond, formed by direct orbital overlap.
  19. 35. – A force that holds atoms together in molecules.
  20. 37. – A set of values describing an electron’s position and energy.
  21. 39. – A positively charged particle in the nucleus.
  22. 40. – A molecule with an uneven distribution of charge.
Down
  1. 1. – A negatively charged subatomic particle.
  2. 2. – Hydrocarbons containing at least one double bond.
  3. 3. – The smallest unit of an element.
  4. 4. – Organic compound with both a carbonyl and a hydroxyl group.
  5. 6. – A bond where electron pairs are shared.
  6. 9. – The outermost electron of an atom.
  7. 10. – Atoms of the same element with different neutron counts.
  8. 12. – Specific regions where electrons are likely found.
  9. 14. – A diagram showing bonding and valence electrons.
  10. 15. – Compound made of only hydrogen and carbon.
  11. 18. – A hydrocarbon chain missing one hydrogen atom.
  12. 24. – An organic compound with a hydroxyl (-OH) group.
  13. 27. – Organization responsible for naming chemical compounds.
  14. 28. – The ability of carbon to form long chains.
  15. 30. – A bond formed by the transfer of electrons.
  16. 31. – Related to carbon-based compounds.
  17. 36. – Regions where electrons are most likely found.
  18. 38. – The dense center of an atom containing protons and neutrons.