The small crossword on "Solutions and mixtures" @ doc brown's chemistry
FOR PRINTING OUT ONLY, answers found via KS3 chemistry link above
Across: |
| 1. | A word meaning how much of a solid dissolves in liquid. (10) | | 2. | To remove unwanted materials from a substance to ? it. (6) | | 6. | The liquid that comes through the filter paper. (8) | | 8. | What is formed when a solid dissolves in a liquid. (8) | | 10. | The general name for a liquid that dissolves things. (7) | | 12. | What you do to water to leave the salt. (9) | | 14. | Sugar does this in water. (9) | | 15. | A substance of two or more materials jumbled together. (7) | | 16. | Using heat, its a way of separating a liquid mixture, or maybe a liquid from small quantities of dissolved solid. (12) | | 17. | A word that meaning the 'solution' will not dissolve anymore of the solid or you have been out in the rain too long! (9) |
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Down: |
| 1. | It means a fine particles of an insoluble solid dispersed in a liquid (e.g. like muddy water) or not allowed in school! (10) | | 2. | It means just one substance, nothing extra! (4) | | 3. | It means the solid will NOT dissolve in a liquid. (9) | | 4. | A good cheap solvent for many salts! (5) | | 5. | A method for separating the colours from different sweets, but a bit of a mouthful! (14) | | 6. | One way to remove an insoluble solid from a liquid without heating the mixture. (6) | | 7. | A general word for the solid that dissolves in a solvent. (6) | | 9. | After mixing salt with water, you can then say "the salt was indeed ?". (7) | | 11. | The handy bit of apparatus that changes a hot gas into a much cooler liquid in distillation! (9) | | 13. | A word to describe a mixture, where there is unwanted material included and you want 100% of just one thing only. (6) |
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