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| 1. | introduced his theory about the location of the electrons of an atom |
| 2. | they are composed of 2 or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion |
| 3. | scattering of light by particles in suspension |
| 5. | the way in w/c electrons are arranged around the nucleus of the atom |
| 7. | the number of outermost electrons in the outermost energy level |
| 8. | it carries a negative (-) charge |
| 9. | used to transfer liquids from one container to another |
| 10. | used to spread the heat evenly |
| 12. | symbol of an element w/one or more dots representing the valence electrons of the element |
| 15. | energy keeps an electron moving around the nucleus w/in a region corresponding to the electrons energy |
| 17. | Y |
| 19. | the total number of protons & neutrons in the nucleus |
| 21. | used in the distillation process |
| 23. | student of Rutherford |
| 24. | a chemical rule of thumb that states that atoms tend to combine in such a way that they each have eight electrons in their valence shells, |
| 27. | indicates the actual number of atoms of each elements in a molecular unit |
| 28. | horizontal rows in periodic table |
| 29. | he discovered the neutron |
| 32. | a quantum property of electrons & maybe clockwise or counter clockwise |
| 33. | it carries a positve (+) charge |
| 34. | used for heating liquids |
| 35. | came from greek word ATOMOS |
| 36. | state in w/c electron moves to a higher energy level |
| 37. | consisting of 2 or more physically distinct phases that can be identified |
| 38. | used for transferring small amounts of liquids |
| 40. | group O elements |
| 46. | used to measure large quantities of liquids |
| 47. | used as a container in small amount of solutions |