Across
- 5. Has a pH of less than 7
- 6. Example: A + B → AB
- 8. When a base is dissolved in water, it forms _________ ions
- 9. Acids turn pH paper this color
- 11. When you mix a base and a fat/oil, you form this
- 14. When you combine an acid and a base you form a ____ and water
- 15. When you combine an acid and a metal, you form a salt and ________ gas
- 18. Example: AB → A + B
- 19. The substances at the beginning of a chemical reaction
- 21. Two ionic compounds exchange ions to form new ionic compounds in a ______ replacement reaction
- 22. One element is replaced by another in a ______ replacement reaction
- 23. Written to the lower right of an element symbol, this tells you how many of an element is in a compound.
Down
- 1. Matter cannot be created or destroyed due to the Law of ___________ of mass.
- 2. The number placed in front of a chemical formula that says how many are present in a balanced chemical equation
- 3. Has a pH of more than 7
- 4. Bases have a ______ taste
- 7. The scale that tells how acidic or basic a solution is
- 10. Bases turn pH paper this color
- 12. The substances present when the chemical reaction is completed
- 13. When an acid is dissolved in water, it forms ___________ ions
- 16. Example: hydrocarbon + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water
- 17. Acids have a ____ taste
- 20. When one or more substances change into one or more new substances
