Across
- 1. when there is a fuel with oxygen.
- 5. you can continue to farm and harvest it and won't run out.
- 7. iron oxide
- 10. big name for a type of pH indicator.
- 13. fuel made from renewable sources.
- 14. a measurement of the acidity of substances.
- 17. an acid with a really low pH and really wants to give away it's hydrogen.
- 19. the wearing down of metals.
- 22. lots of acid together that hasn't been diluted.
- 26. something that is bitter, slippery/soapy, reacts with oils and fats and neutralises acids.
- 30. the official indicator that is used in labs.
- 31. a reaction that absorbs heat, feels cold to touch, opposite of exothermic.
- 32. the materials that react with each other to make the product.
Down
- 2. a base and an acid makes water and what?
- 3. you cannot farm it and there is a limited source.
- 4. stains your clothes and can be used as a natural indicator.
- 6. an acid that doesn't really push to give away its hydrogen, has a pH closer to 7.
- 8. a reaction that lets out heat, energy, light, and is warm/hot to touch.
- 9. has citric acid and is very sour.
- 10. the end result made from the chemical reaction.
- 11. a base that dissolves in water.
- 12. gas form of carbon.
- 15. ethanol, methanol and methane are examples of this.
- 16. has been mixed with water and is no longer concentrated.
- 18. made from fermented sugar/ fruit and veg
- 20. what is it called when iron rusts or copper goes green??
- 21. acetic acid, used in cooking.
- 23. anything with a pH of 7 is...
- 24. something that is sour, reacts with metal, has a pH lower than 7 neutralise bases.
- 25. acids do to the acidity of a substance when added to a base?
- 27. a substance that changes colour when added to solutions with different acidities, used to see how acidic things are.
- 28. something that produces energy, light, heat when it reacts other materials like oxygen.
- 29. good drink and can be used as a natural indicator.
