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down 1. The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom. Elements are arranged according to this in a periodic table. (2 words) |
down 3. The pull of gravity on an object. |
down 4. Used to measure something that is not straight. (2 words) |
down 6. The change of water from a gas into a liquid. |
down 7. One of the two particles that make up a nucleus. This has no electric charge. |
down 8. A type of power that is generated from falling water. |
down 11. Water exists on earth in all ____ states of matter. |
down 14. As a result of the law of conservation, during a chemical change the mass of the products is equal to the mass of the ____. |
down 16. An element cannot be broken down into a ____ substance. |
down 19. A state of matter that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume. |
across 2. Used to measure temperature. |
across 3. The most common substance on Earth. |
across 5. The pull on the surface of liquids that allow liquids to form drops when they fall. (2 words) |
across 9. Used to measure the volume of a liquid. (2 words) |
across 10. Particles in a gas are ____ apart than the particles in a liquid. |
across 12. The mass of a proton is approximately ____ to the mass of a neutron. |
across 13. After a physical or chemical change, the total amount of matter is the ____ as it was before. |
across 15. These move around an atom's nucleus and have a negative electric charge. |
across 17. A solid always take up the same amount of this. |
across 18. The temperature at which a given substance will change from a liquid into a gas. (2 words) |
across 20. The upward force on matter that is in a liquid or gas. This allows objects to float in water. |
across 21. The gas state of water. (2 words) |
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