Across |
1. | soft, silvery metal |
3. | substances that undergo reactions |
7. | element that keeps bones and teeth strong, blood clotting, found in fish and almonds |
9. | his experiments led to the law of conservation of matter |
10. | positive end of a cathode ray tube |
12. | group 17 metals |
13. | most abundant element in the universe |
14. | scientist that the atom had electrons orbiting a central positive nucleus |
18. | element to speed up action of enzymes, found in lentils and peas |
20. | capacity to do work |
21. | its function is to increase the strength or amplify electrical signals |
23. | when 2 or more substances combine to form a single product |
24. | measure of the amount of matter an object contains |
26. | substance that is doing the dissolving |
27. | vertical column |
28. | reaction in which energy is released |
29. | horizontal row |
30. | molecule formed from two of the same element |
31. | poisonous, green gas |
38. | he proposed that electrons have enough energy to be in constant motion |
39. | compound that changes from a gas to a solid at -80 degrees Celsius |
40. | element needed for proper muscle contractions and sends nerve impulses, found in canned meat and bacon |
42. | maintains normal nerve and mule functions, found in legumes and spinach |
43. | trial of metals that included cpperk gold, and silver |
45. | element that helps our body form RBC, keeps blood vessels, nerves, and immune system healthy |
46. | compound that does contain carbon |
48. | substance that has all the water removed |
50. | reaction in which energy is absorbed |
52. | anything that has mass and takes up space |
53. | scientist that thought atoms were the smallest particles of matter |
54. | atoms of an element that are chemically alike but with different masses |
55. | substances that take up enough water from air to dissolve completely and form a solution |
56. | combination of two or more substances in which the identity of each substance is not changed |
57. | scientist that discovered the law of definite proportions |