| Across |
| 2. | A measure of mass per unit volume (how tightly packed) |
| 4. | Substance derived from a living thing |
| 6. | These explain "what" happens scientifically (often mathematically) |
| 10. | Data lacking statistical or numerical values |
| 13. | The amount of space an object or material occupies |
| 15. | What sucrose can do in water |
| 17. | To hypothesize |
| 22. | The most common or natural level of the IV |
| 23. | Variables are linked together in some unknown way |
| 25. | The first scientist |
| 26. | Conducted the Gold Foil Experiment, discovered the nucleus, atoms are mostly empty space |
| 28. | The number of times an experiment is repeated at a given level |
| 29. | Considered the "Father" of modern chemistry |
| 31. | Compressible material that assumes the shape of its container |
| 36. | The responding variable in an experiment |
| 38. | Able to burn |
| 39. | These are made through the senses |
| 43. | Made out of multiple atoms chemically bonded together |
| 46. | The greek word "indivisible" |
| 47. | Developed the Atomic Theory of Matter |
| 50. | These subatomic particles have no charge but a mass of 1 amu |
| 51. | Accepted or rejected at the conclusion of an experiment |
| 52. | A positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom |
| 53. | The amount of matter out of which a material or object is formed |
| 54. | One's own interpretation (internal) |
| 55. | Link together available information based upon prior knowledge |
| 56. | ex: compounds and elements |
| 57. | The result of dissolving sugar in water |
| 58. | Incompressible material with a fixed shape |