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- 6. The smallest part of a chemical element
- 7. Type of reaction in which you cannot get back the substances you started with
- 8. The flow of electric charge in a circuit
- 9. The name given to the vertical rows on the periodic table
- 11. Method of separating a solution to recover pure water
- 12. Type of salt made when reacting with nitric acid
- 14. The colour that shows a neutral substance when universal indicator is added
- 18. This narrow tube can hold small amounts of substances
- 20. Property of some metals that allows them to be separated with magnet
- 21. A property of a material that means it will easily break
- 23. Something that can be used to complete or break a circuit connection
- 27. A substance that changes colour to show acidity or alkalinity.
- 28. Method of separating the salt and water after a neutralisation reaction.
- 29. Can be drawn out into wire
- 31. Substances with pH of 7
- 34. When pouring substances into narrow openings, you would use this piece of equipment
- 35. Two or more atoms not chemically joined together
- 37. This piece of equipment is a three-legged stand
- 38. Use this piece of equipment to measure the volume of a liquid
- 40. Two or more different atoms chemically joined together
- 41. Similar to a spoon, this item is used to scoop, scrape and transfer substances.
- 44. The elements on the right-hand side of the table are all ......
- 45. Type of salt made when reacting with hydrochloric acid.
- 47. This metal alloy contains a high proportion of iron and is also magnetic
- 49. A neutralisation reaction also always makes ....
- 50. Process in which salt crystals form.
- 51. This safety equipment protects your skin and clothing during practical work.
- 54. Two or more connected cells in an electrical circuit
- 56. To stir substances, you would use a ....
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- 1. Named after the German chemist Robert Bunsen
- 2. Unit of measurement for current
- 3. The starting substances in a chemical reaction
- 4. You would use this piece of equipment when leaving things out to dry or evaporate.
- 5. A change in which atoms are rearranged to create a new substance
- 10. This piece of equipment is often used on top of a tripod.
- 13. The name given to the horizontal rows on the periodic table
- 15. Substance shown in the periodic table,cannot be broken into smaller parts
- 16. Equipment used to measure the flow of electrons in a circuit
- 17. A reaction between an acid and an alkali that results in a pH of 7
- 19. This shallow, transparent dish is often used to grow cell cultures such as bacteria and fungi.
- 22. A neutralisation reaction always make a ....
- 24. Protective equipment worn in a lab
- 25. Can easily be hammered into a new shape
- 26. Material that allows energy (heat/electrical) to pass through
- 30. A type of flask with a triangular shape
- 32. To measure temperature, you would use a ....
- 33. Substances with a pH of 0-3
- 34. This specialised paper helps separate substances such as sand and water
- 36. This piece of electronic equipment measures mass
- 39. Method of separating dissolved and not dissolved substances in a solution
- 42. A chemical .... shows how many atoms of each elements are in a compound
- 43. Substances with a pH of 4-6
- 45. A single battery in an electrical circuit
- 46. Paper indicator that can indicate if a substance is either an acid or an alkali
- 47. Type of salt made when reacting with sulfuric acid
- 48. The resulting substances in a chemical reaction
- 50. The product in this reaction: carbon + oxygen = ....
- 52. When observing a chemical reaction, you might feel the chemicals change in
- 53. Substances witha pH of 8-10
- 55. Type of circuit where the components are connected in a line
- 57. One or two letter code used to identify elements on the periodic table