Science Crossword Puzzles
Digestion and Excretory System
small intestines : most of the digestive process takes place here, kidneys : pair of organs that filter water and waste, mouth : the first location in …
Physical Energy Vocabulary Review
mechanical: a type of energy that involves motion; kinetic and potential are both _________ energy., sound: energy that can be heard and is made up of waves. , …
Types of Energy Transfer
internal: (thermal) the total kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object, in most cases this is the vibrations - also known as the kinetic …
Ionic Bonding
sodium : this element is na, it loses one electron, potassium : this has an atomic number of 19 and 1 electron in its outer shell, sodium chloride : the most …
Force, Motion, and Newton's Laws
physics: the branch of science concerned with the properties of matter and energy., compression: a squeeze or decrease in size., friction: a force that resists …
Central Metabolism
aerobic : operates with oxygen to keep the living alive, anaerobic : respiration in the absence of oxygen, energy phase : where glycolysis starts producing atp, …
Gastrointestinal System
stomach : after being swallowed, food goes to this place where it is mixed with acid., chew : crush food with your teeth., tongue : muscle in your mouth that is …
Biomolecule
cho : acronym that represents the elements involved in carbohydrates and lipids, chon : acronym that represents the elements involved in proteins, chonp : …
Linear Motion
time interval: change in time, direction: the way an object takes its motion, distance: the total length of path traveled , displacement: the shortest straight …
Electromagnetic Waves
transverse : vibration and the particles of the medium vibrate in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the propagation of the wave, ultraviolet waves : …
Surgical Pathology
formalin: a chemical that is used to preserve tissue elements as it and prevent prutifaction, clearing: process of removing dehydrating agents to prepare for …
Change in Matter
reversible : can go back to the original, irreversible : cannot go back to the original, freeze : change from liquid to solid, melt : change from solid to …
