Across
- 6. “d” block of elements on your periodic table
- 8. “Exiting Heat”
- 11. electrons spin the same way if possible
- 14. P1+P2+P3+…
- 19. liquid to gas
- 20. first (lowest energy) plateau on a heat curve
- 21. commonly measured in g/cm^3
- 22. elements that are usually non-reactive and very stable
- 24. region of space where there is a high probability of finding an election
- 28. number of protons of sodium
- 29. magnesium’s bohr model has 3 of these
- 32. horizontal row on the periodic table of elements
- 34. calculated by dividing the number of moles of that substance by the total number of moles in the container
- 36. number of orbitals in an “f” sublevel
- 38. W
- 40. used to show really big or really small numbers
- 41. the bohr model for Carbon has 4 of these
- 44. shape of a “d” orbital
- 47. decreasing the volume of a container makes the pressure….
- 48. standard pressure at earths sea level
- 49. Mass number – atomic number = number of ______________
Down
- 1. how to separate a mixture that has more than one phase
- 2. Cesium for example
- 3. base unit for the amount of a substance
- 4. conductivity or malleability are examples
- 5. colored green on your periodic table
- 7. PV=PV
- 9. third heaviest noble gas
- 10. last electron’s address is 6d4
- 12. developer of the plum pudding model
- 13. units of measurement for Q / Heat
- 15. for water, 2257
- 16. when I add or subtract, the number of sigfigs comes from this
- 17. when doing Gas Law problems, my temperature must be in units of ______________
- 18. this is released when an excited electron drops back to its ground state
- 23. number of electrons of Sulfur that has a negative 2 charge
- 25. gas to solid
- 26. lowest energy levels get filled up first
- 27. when reading a volume level in a graduated cylinder, make sure to read the bottom of the _____________
- 30. vertical column on the periodic table of elements
- 31. section between the “Y” shape of a phase diagram
- 33. pure substance made of 2 or more elements
- 34. element with a mass of 200.59
- 35. why the water phase diagram is different from the typical one (solid/liquid line)
- 37. sub-atomic particles that are NOT found in the nucleus of an atom
- 39. word used to describe “meaningful” numbers
- 42. [Kr] 5s2 4d10 element
- 43. state of matter with a fixed shape and volume
- 45. when calculating energy of heat curves, I need ______ different equations to go from cold ice to hot steam
- 46. the lightest element that contains a “p” electron
