Across
- 3. When a mixture can not visibly be differentiated into different components
- 7. Type of formula, indicates how certain atoms are grouped together
- 9. experimental results in proximity to the desired value represents _____
- 11. Compounds of cations and anions, typically include a metal
- 13. multiple unique molecules physically combined, eg: chocolate chip cookies
- 15. Elements with similar chemical and physical properties in vertical columns
- 16. The simplest, whole-number atom ratio of atoms in a formula
- 17. When a mixture can visibly be differentiated into different components
- 18. Negatively charge ion
- 19. properties which require chemical changes to be tested, eg: flammability
- 21. Elements in the leftmost column, group 1A
- 23. The state something is in when dissolved in water
Down
- 1. pure samples containing one type of atom
- 2. Group 8A elements, named for their lack of reactivity
- 4. experimental results in proximity to each other represents ______
- 5. The mass in grams of one mole of any element or molecule
- 6. A horizontal row of the table
- 8. properties of molecules that do not depend on amount
- 10. two or more different elements chemically combined, eg: table salt
- 12. Compounds that consist of nonmetals bound to nonmetals
- 14. Group 7A elements, among the most reactive of all elements
- 20. Positively charged ion
- 22. atoms of group of atoms that bear a positive or negative charge
