The small crossword on "Compounds and Mixtures" @ doc brown's KS3 chemistry
FOR PRINTING OUT ONLY, answers found via KS3 chemistry link above
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| 1. | This fizzes with acid to form carbon dioxide and dissolves to form a blue solution. (6,9) | | 5. | Two different types can combine make a new compound. (4) | | 6. | For carbon this is C (6) | | 7. | A well known metal wire burns with sparks to form this when steel wool is heated strongly in air. (4,5) | | 12. | You need this to prove anything in science! (8) | | 14. | You cannot split this into a simpler substances but 92 of them naturally occur! (7) | | 16. | The largest percentage element in air. (8) | | 20. | Iron sulphide is an example of this type of substance. (8) | | 21. | A well known compound is doing this below 0oC! (8) | | 22. | This is H2O for water! (7) | | 23. | Shiny silvery grey magnetic solid until you heat it with sulphur. (4) | | 24. | A (8)? reaction makes new substances. |
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| 1. | For a particular pure substance, this does not change however you make it! (11) | | 2. | The type of non-chemical change when water boils. (8) | | 3. | To get the salt back from its mixture with water, you must (9) the water by heating. | | 4. | The element made by photosynthesis. (6) | | 8. | This will separate iron and sulphur before they are heated. (6) | | 9. | At this point a substance rapidly turns to a gas. (7) | | 10. | The gases in air are an example. (7) | | 11. | A chemical (8)? happens if you heat a mixture of iron and sulphur. | | 13. | At this (7) point at 120oC sulphur changes from a yellow solid to a yellow-brown liquid. | | 15. | Hydrogen, oxygen and water are all examples of this type of particle. (8) | | 17. | After initially heating an iron-sulphur mixture, on removing the bunsen flame the mixture still (5,3) | | 18. | When two different elements are chemically (8)? they form a compound. | | 19. | A yellow solid, not magnetic and not ph!. (6) |
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