Across
- 1. An abbreviation scientists use to discuss rounding
- 6. when two substances combine in a chemical reaction into one substance
- 8. dioxide SO2
- 10. positively charged ions, typically metals
- 11. a type of reaction that involves burning fuel in O2 to produce carbon dioxide and water
- 12. how selfish an element is when trying to share
- 13. Mg
- 14. This group's number is really reactive with water
- 16. most of the elements on the periodic table are these
- 18. when naming compounds, you are always adding this to the end of your halogens
- 20. these bonds dissolve extremely well in water
- 21. these gasses are very nonreactive, and are given an aristocratic title
- 22. a solution that has gone beyond it's saturation point
- 25. Commonly are cleaning products, like drain cleaner
- 26. A solution that cannot dissolve any more
- 27. oxygen, sulfur, krypton and bromine are all this
Down
- 2. you never change these when balancing a chemical reaction
- 3. use this to convert between grams and moles
- 4. the only numbers we change while balancing a chemical equation
- 5. number of significant figures in 0.052035
- 7. this periodic property is the only one that increases as you go down and to the left on the periodic table
- 9. the "dissolver"
- 15. raising this could make solids dissolve better in your solution
- 16. an avogadro's number of something
- 17. negatively charged ions, typically nonmetals
- 19. moles of solute per liters of solution
- 22. the "dissolved"
- 23. Has sour taste
- 24. the act of making a solution less concentrated
