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Across 1. One side of the molecule is (+) and the other side is( - ) Ex: water 3. Compounds containing carbon and hydrogen 6. This is used to put people to sleep during surgery 9. This prefix means it is shaped like a chair 10. The general formula for this compound is R-O-R' 11. Refers to the structure being a chain of carbons 13. This is the chemical we used to make the gel in lab. 14. An Alkane with eight carbons 15. Compounds with double or triple bonds that are not filled with hydrogens 17. The simplest Alkene 20. The IUPAC name for the alcohol found in wine and beer 21. An Alkane with four carbons 23. This organic compound contains a hydroxyl group ( - OH) 24. The common name for the chemical Ethyne 26. This prefix means six 28. In this type of bond elements share electrons 29. Chemicals with the same chemical formula but a different structure 30. Compounds containing only Cs and Hs with a double bond

Down 2. An Alkane with eight carbons 4. This compound is called Rubbing Alcohol 5. Compounds containing only Cs and Hs with a triple bond 7. The common chemical name of antifreeze 8. Compounds with all single bonds that are filled with hydrogens 12. Compounds containing only Cs and Hs with all single bonds 16. The simplest Alkane 18. This molecule is symetrical so electrons are evenly distributed 19. A one carbon alcohol 22. This smelly molecule is a ring and has double bonds that move around. 25. This suffix tells you the compound has a triple bond 27. This prefix means it is shaped like a boat