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| 1. | his view of the atom had the electrons orbiting a central positive nucleus |
| 2. | this is made of an n-type and a p-type semiconductor |
| 3. | tendency to recur at regular intervals |
| 5. | element commonly known to be used in diodes and transistors |
| 6. | specific ratio of water to ionic compounds |
| 7. | testable prediction to explain observations |
| 11. | developed law of conservation of matter |
| 12. | simplest hydrocarbon |
| 15. | substance that takes up enough water from air to dissolve completely and form a solution |
| 17. | white crystalline solid |
| 19. | type of covalent bond that shares 2 pairs of electrons |
| 21. | process of separating liquids by using their boiling points |
| 22. | simplest ratio of ions in an ionic compound |
| 24. | explanation based on many observations and supported by several results |
| 26. | elements in groups 1-2 and 13-18 |
| 28. | elements that conduct electric currents under certain conditions |
| 29. | he grouped elements in groups of 3 called triads |
| 30. | substance that has all the water removed |
| 32. | type of covalent bond nitrogen forms with itself |
| 33. | regular repeating arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules |
| 34. | changes from a gas to a solid at -80 degrees Celsius |
| 36. | modern periodic table lists the elements according to this property |
| 38. | the positive ends of the cathode ray tube |
| 39. | electromagnetic radiation travels in this form |
| 42. | scientist that discovered the electron |
| 44. | most abundant element in the universe |
| 45. | he used gold foil to discover the nucleus |
| 46. | capacity to do work |
| 48. | particle accelerators are used to produce these types of elements |
| 50. | anything that has mass and takes up space |
| 52. | positive ion |
| 55. | measures the amount of matter in an object |