The small KS3 crossword on "Simple Chemical Reactions" @ doc brown's chemistry
FOR PRINTING OUT ONLY, answers found via KS3 chemistry link above
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| 1. | Statues made from this might fizz in very acid rain! (6) | | 3. | General name for a chemical you start with before anything happens in a reaction. (8) | | 7. | Used to show what has happened in a chemical reaction and can be made of words or symbols and little maths! (8) | | 9. | General name for what is formed by the end of the reaction. (7) | | 10. | This type of chemical readily reacts with many metals forming hydrogen, and with carbonates to form carbon dioxide. (4) | | 11. | An everyday word for combustion and desire! (7) | | 12. | A colourless liquid formed from burning fossil fuels. (5) | | 13. | A longer word for burning.(10) | | 15. | The fuel on top of the birthday cake! (6,3) | | 18. | The squeaky pop gas with a match! (8) | | 19. | A gas formed on burning a hydrocarbon or fossil fuel (6,7) | | 21. | Quite a reactive metal with acids and burns with a bright white flame to a white powder. (9) | | 22. | The type of compound formed by combining an element with oxygen. (5) | | 23. | You bubble a gas into it to test for carbon dioxide, but it doesn't taste as nice as the juice! (9) |
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| 2. | You use one of these to test for hydrogen and no spill. (3,6) | | 4. | This type of element reacts with acids to make hydrogen. (5) | | 5. | 1st name of a well known acid in the laboratory. (12) | | 6. | Something that is burned to produce heat energy. (4) | | 8. | The gas in air that reacts with fuel molecules in combustion. (6) | | 14. | This means be warned! (6) | | 15. | When you see this in the 2nd part of a chemical name, you know it will bubble with acid. (9) | | 16. | A long dead kind of fuel! (6) | | 17. | What you see and hear on pouring acid onto marble chips! (4) | | 18. | Given out with light in burning reactions. (4) | | 20. | Fuel from photosynthesis, come on, chop, chop! |
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