Across
- 3. A chemical which can cause inflammation
- 5. When a liquid turns into a gas. We can heat a solution gently to remove a solvent from it.
- 7. A chemical which neutralises an acid
- 9. The chemicals formed at the end of a reaction
- 15. A chemical that speeds up the rate of a reaction but is not used up in the reaction.
- 17. A surface which allows light (or other waves) to bounce off it
- 19. combustion A chemical reaction which occurs when fuel is burnt with plenty of oxygen
- 21. The chemicals needed to start a reaction
- 22. A reaction which occurs when an acid is added to an alkali
- 24. A solution that contains hydrogen and has a sharp sour taste
- 26. Rings like a bell when struck
- 27. Caused by excess acid being produced in the stomach and escaping to areas where cells are not protected from it.
- 31. Can be bent into a shape
- 32. A force that holds to atoms together
- 33. scale A scale of numbers used to identify the strength of an acid or alkali.
- 34. Treat acidic soil with lime to reduce the pH and ensure better growth of certain crops
- 35. Can be drawn into wires
- 36. When a solute dissolves in a solvent
- 37. A chemical produced by neutralisation that has a metal part and a non-metal part.
- 38. A reaction which gives out energy.
Down
- 1. The process by which a solid forms, where the atoms or molecules are highly organised into a structure known as a crystal.
- 2. When a substance gains oxygen
- 4. A chemical reaction which occurs when a fuel reacts with oxygen
- 6. indicator A type of indicator which can tell you the strength of an acid or alkali
- 8. A reaction which takes in energy
- 10. When iron has reacted with water and air
- 11. Symbols and numbers showing which elements have been chemically bonded together to make the compound.
- 12. A substance that changes colour depending on the solution it is in.
- 13. When a metal becomes dull in colour due to a reaction with oxygen
- 14. A compound that contains hydrogen and carbon only
- 16. A symptom of indigestion; a pain in the chest due to excess acid in the gullet/oesophagus.
- 18. A solution in which no more solute will dissolve.
- 20. A mixture of gases that surround the Earth
- 23. A solution that contains oxygen and hydrogen usually used in cleaning products
- 25. A chemical which can damage living tissue
- 28. combustion A chemical reaction which occurs when fuel is burnt with little oxygen
- 29. variable The thing which is measured in an experiment
- 30. variable The thing which is changed in an experiment
- 34. A paper indicator for acids and alkalis
