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- 4. A paper used to test the pH of substances.
- 7. Subatomic particles with no charge.
- 8. The third element on the Periodic Table.
- 9. This element, along with chlorine, form table salt.
- 12. A pure substance that is not made up of any other, simpler substances.
- 14. The limited movement of the particles of a solid.
- 16. The smallest unit of matter.
- 18. Substances with a pH of less than 7.
- 19. The name used for all subatomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom.
- 22. The element with an atomic number of 1.
- 24. Metals that can be found in Groups 3-12 on the Periodic Table.
- 27. The filament in an electric light bulb is made from this metal.
- 28. This metal is used to cover metals during the process of galvanising.
- 29. The center of an atom.
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- 1. The movement of particles of a gas/liquid from an area where there are many, to an area where there are few.
- 2. The gas that is most common in the atmosphere.
- 3. An acid that contains sulphur.
- 5. This element is the most common element in soil.
- 6. The element with a chemical symbol of Br.
- 10. When a solid changes to a liquid.
- 11. This metal, which is liquid at room temperature, is also known as 'quicksilver'.
- 12. The subatomic particles in an atom with a negative charge.
- 13. When a solid changes phase to a gas.
- 15. The hardest substance on Earth.
- 17. The compound that consists of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen.
- 20. Two or more atoms that chemically react with each other.
- 21. The inert gas after which Superman's home planet is named.
- 23. When a liquid changes phase to a gas.
- 25. The common name for the product of iron reacting with oxygen.
- 26. The gas used to fill balloons.
