Unit 1: Particles and Accuracy

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Across
  1. 4. anything that has mass or volume
  2. 9. plastic "cup" used to avoid spills when massing
  3. 12. information calculated from raw data
  4. 14. educated guess based on limited data or logic
  5. 15. reading before an experiment
  6. 16. things too small to see with the naked eye
  7. 17. agreement (when data falls within 10% error)
  8. 20. glassware used to transport or roughly measure liquids
  9. 21. how close a measurement is to the "true" or accepted value
  10. 23. particles are locked together in a definite shape and volume
  11. 25. explanation of natural phenomenon based on extensive study and scentific consensus
  12. 26. numbers; numerical data
  13. 28. button that zeroes an electronic balance
  14. 29. everything outside the system in an experiment
  15. 30. observation of a consistent natural phenomenon
  16. 31. error percentage of error relative to accepted value
  17. 33. the amount of matter an object contains
  18. 37. system that allows matter and energy in and out
  19. 38. radiation as heat or light
  20. 39. consistency
Down
  1. 1. the study of matter and energy
  2. 2. particles are close together but move freely (fluidly)
  3. 3. mass is neither created nor destroyed in a reaction
  4. 5. device used to accurately measure mass
  5. 6. the force attracting two objects with mass
  6. 7. one-dimensional measurement (cm)
  7. 8. the force of gravity on an object
  8. 10. become incorporated into a liquid (no loss in mass)
  9. 11. change that leads to new texture, shape, or state of matter
  10. 13. change that leads to formation of a new substance
  11. 18. data measured directly in class
  12. 19. the part of the universe we decide to focus on for an experiment
  13. 22. system that does not allow matter in or out
  14. 24. reading after an experiment
  15. 26. from the 5 senses; descriptive words
  16. 27. difference between experimental and accepted values
  17. 32. software we use to make designs for the vinyl cutter
  18. 34. particles are spaced ouot and move around freely
  19. 35. two-dimensional measurement (cm2)
  20. 36. how much space someting takes up (cm3)