Vocabulary Fall Semester

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Across
  1. 2. These tend to give away electrons
  2. 6. These 0's SOMETIMES count as sig figs
  3. 8. These compounds have weak bonds
  4. 11. Base unit for volume
  5. 13. the ability of an atom to attract electrons
  6. 14. Roman numerals tell us the ____ of transition metals
  7. 15. Bonds where electrons share electrons
  8. 17. These compounds have strong bonds
  9. 21. subatomic particles that have no mass but have a charge
  10. 23. compounds must have an overall charge of 0 which we call being _____
  11. 27. When more 2 or more different types of atoms are bonded together
  12. 29. These electrons are in the outermost shell
  13. 30. Same as the # of protons
  14. 32. These tend to gain electrons
  15. 33. Bonds where there is a transfer of electrons
  16. 34. These tell us the number of electron shells an atom has
  17. 35. Particles with a charge
  18. 36. Negatively charged Ions
  19. 37. Base unit for time
Down
  1. 1. Observations that include numerical values
  2. 2. Anything that has mass and occupies space
  3. 3. Atoms with different mass due to different # of neutrons
  4. 4. Base unit for Mass
  5. 5. There are 1000 ____liters in a liter
  6. 7. These tell us the number of valence electrons an atom has
  7. 9. These 0's ALWAYS count as sig figs
  8. 10. If an object is more dense than water it will
  9. 12. Observations that describe physical properties using words
  10. 14. Positively charged Ions
  11. 16. subatomic particles that have mass but do not have a charge
  12. 18. Groups are ____ on the periodic table
  13. 19. These 0's NEVER count as sig figs
  14. 20. Prefix meaning 6
  15. 22. This type of change means you made something new
  16. 23. Made up of protons and neutrons
  17. 24. Periods are ____ on the periodic table
  18. 25. subatomic particles that have mass and a charge
  19. 26. Base unit for length or distance
  20. 28. = Mass divided by volume
  21. 31. Ionization Energy is the amount of energy it takes to ___ an electron