Across
- 4. Methane
- 5. This number is permanent and can not be changed in a compound.
- 7. Atoms lose or gain electrons to form these.
- 9. This type of reaction represents breaking down of compounds into simpler substances.
- 13. This type reaction represents two or more elements or compounds to make more complex substance.
- 15. This type of reaction occurs when one element replaces another one in a compound.
- 17. This charge is formed by gaining electrons.
- 18. This number can be changed to balance a chemical equation.
Down
- 1. This type of elements always gain electrons.
- 2. This charge is formed by losing electrons.
- 3. The small letter that can't be changed, written under a element or a molecule.
- 4. The number that can be changed, placed in front of a molecule
- 6. This type of reaction represent burning of the oxygen to form water and carbon dioxide.
- 8. This type of elements always lose electrons.
- 9. This type of reaction occurs when different atoms in two different compounds trade places.
- 10. Oxygen
- 11. Ammonia
- 12. This element is used to burn a compound and form combustion reaction.
- 14. The ratio of the actual amount and the theoretical amount in a chemical reaction.
- 16. This particle can not be created or destroyed during a chemical reaction.
