Across
- 3. separating substances based on weight and solubility
- 5. using electricity to break apart water (H2O) into H's and O's
- 6. 6 metalloids
- 9. loosely packed, takes shape of container, definite volume, non-compressible
- 10. does not dissolve (floats or sinks)
- 11. substances composed of atoms that have the same atomic number; can NOT be broken down chemically
- 12. = International Union of Pure and Applied Compounds
- 16. describes how matter behaves (reacts, explodes, burns)
- 20. evenly distributed
- 21. bendable
- 24. the substances that pass through filter paper
- 29. can be used to separate different sized particles
- 31. unevenly distributed
- 33. = dissolves in water (aq)
- 37. describes how matter appears (color, size, shape, phase)
- 40. liquid to a gas (physical)
- 42. = gas to solid (physical)
- 43. tend to gain electrons, poor conductors of heat & electricity
- 44. shiny
- 45. disorder (increases from s to l to g)
- 46. liquid to solid (physical)
Down
- 1. solid to liquid (physical)
- 2. able to dissolve
- 4. 2 or more atoms chemically combined (touching)
- 7. nonmetallic solids that break easily
- 8. separating substances based on boiling point differences
- 13. the study of matter, its properties and the changes it undergoes
- 14. an element or a compound (constant composition & properties)
- 15. far apart, move quickly, take shape of container, no definite volume, compressible
- 16. creating an entirely new substance (burning, reacting, digesting)
- 17. separating soluble substances from insoluble substances using filter paper
- 18. Group 18
- 19. Earth's gravitational pull on an object
- 22. lose electrons, hard solids at room temp, good conductors of heat & electricity
- 23. can be made into wires
- 25. the substances that get left behind (do NOT pass through filter paper)
- 26. gas to liquid (physical)
- 27. can be used to pull iron out of a mixture
- 28. the physical materials that make up an object
- 30. anything that takes up space and has mass
- 32. solid to gas without stopping in the liquid phase (physical)
- 34. a substance composed of 2 or more different elements that are chemically combined in a fixed proportion
- 35. nothing new is produced (ripping, melting, crushing)
- 36. an example of a homogeneous mixture
- 38. an example of a heterogenous mixture
- 39. tightly packed, definite shape, definite volume, non-compressible
- 41. 2 or more different substances physically combined
