Introduction to Science

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Across
  1. 2. A cylinder glass container designed for laboratory use.
  2. 8. The study of life
  3. 9. The study of substances and how matter is composed
  4. 11. A beaker stand, used so that beakers can be placed over a flame.
  5. 12. A piece of laboratory equipment used to mix chemicals.
  6. 15. A piece of equipment that clamps can be attached to.
  7. 18. The purpose of a scientific investigation
  8. 21. Used to measure volumes of liquid in a container
  9. 24. Placed over a beaker stand in order to distribute heat more evenly.
  10. 26. A small, adjustable gas burner used in laboratories.
  11. 27. The variable that depends on the independent variable
  12. 28. The results of an experiment represented visually on a numerical X and Y axis
  13. 29. Used to measure heat
  14. 30. A pipe with a narrow stem and a wide mouth, designed to pour substances into small containers without spilling.
  15. 31. Also known as the Erlenmeyer flask
  16. 32. An educated guess on the potential outcome of a scientific investigation
  17. 34. The step by step plan of how a scientific investigation is going to be carried out.
  18. 35. A type of variable that can be changed in an experiment
  19. 36. The upward or downward curve of the water in a cylinder, based on view-point.
Down
  1. 1. Measured in Seconds
  2. 3. The findings of an experiment.
  3. 4. Grasping devices used in science
  4. 5. Measured in Liters
  5. 6. A room equipped for scientific purposes.
  6. 7. Measured in kilograms
  7. 10. A cylinder vessel used to heat substances over a Bunsen burner
  8. 13. The measurement of the amount of space between two points
  9. 14. A test in which all factors are the same except one factor, the variable factor.
  10. 16. A factor liable to vary, or change
  11. 17. The compilation of the set of findings made by a scientific investigation.
  12. 19. The study of the earth and it's atmosphere
  13. 20. A spoon-like instrument used to handle small quantities of solid chemicals.
  14. 22. A dish in which liquids are heated until they evaporate, leaving a solid product
  15. 23. A visible flame burning at approximately 300 Celsius, shows that a Bunsen burner is on.
  16. 25. The measurement of how much heat an object has
  17. 29. A thin glass tube closed at one end, used for experiments.
  18. 33. The study of the properties of matter and energy