Science Crossword Puzzles
Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
protons: found at the center of an atom, electrons: found on the outside of the atom, neutrons: found at the center of the atom and have no charge, positive: …
Acid Base and Titration
chemical : a substance produced by or used in chemistry:, acid : chemical substance capable of losing a proton, ph : a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a …
Photosynthesis & Respiration
cyanobacteria: plants are not the only organisms that can do photosynthesis, this microscopic organism can too, transpiration: the loss of water through the …
Biotechnology
transposons : jumping genes, elisa : preliminary test for hiv, flagella : organ used for locomotion in bacteria, salmonella : this genus cause typhoid fever, …
Scientific Revolution
scientia : latin word for 'knowledge', spain : this place/country became the center for the translation of arabic texts into latin in the 11th …
Soluble and Insolube Subtances
soil : insoluble substance; we plant flowers in _________ , metal : insoluble substance; ________ is hard and heavy, chalk : insoluble substance; we use …
Water Transport in Plants
stomata : tiny holes in the leaf that water vapour escapes from., transpiration : how water moves up the plant, evaporate : what happens to the water when it …
Structure and Function of the Kidney
osmoregulation: the control of the amount of water in the blood. , proximal tubule: reabsorption occurs here, bladder: a structure that stores urine. , …
Movement Into and Out of Cells
diffusion : the movement of molecules across a membrane from high to low concentration, flaccid : a description of a plant cell that is soft, mitochondria : …
Diffusion, Osmosis & Active Transport
diffusion : process by which molecules move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration, osmosis : movement of water across a …
Force and Motion
newton: an measurement for force and the last name of a famous scientist, extension: a spring being stretched creates what type of force, motion: a synonym for …
