Science Crossword Puzzles

describes materials that allows some light to pass through, but not all, bending of light, describes materials that do not let any light pass through …

known as the red planet, the inner planets are also known as _ planets, the second largest planet in the solar system, envelope of gases surrounding …

the largest element in the fourth period, the largest element in the first period, the family of reactive nonmetals with seven valence electrons, all …

one complete orbit of a planet around the sun, or the moon around the earth, also called petroleum; a fossil fuel formed from dead algae and plankton …

the name of our galaxy, the number of planets in our galaxy, to go around another object, to spin on one's axis, the earth has a _ of 23.5 degree, a …

a tube that is held open by c-shape rings of cartilage; connects the larynx and the bronchi, the organ of the lymphatic system in which t cells …

nerve cells at the base of the cerebrum which help smooth out movement of the body, coordinates automatic functions like sleep, temperature, and water …

glassware for mixing chemicals, for supporting clamps and equipment, for gripping hot equipment, for pouring liquids into smaller containers, long …

covalent molecules have ..... covalent bonds, non-metal atoms that gain one or more electrons, covalent compounds do not conduct ...., metals can be …

physical or chemical agent that changes the genetic material of an organism, extra base is added, code for genes written out, diagram used to predict …

the force with which one body is attracted by another body, the lengthening of a spring is directly proportional to the force which produces it, …

the principle stating that the total electric flux through a closed surface is proportional to the charge enclosed, the force between two-point …

a device that converts thermal energy into mechanical energy, a material in which electrons can move easily or material that transfers heat easily, …

molecule of life, do not dissolve in water, stores energy for later use, element present in lipids; aside from oxygen, this element is needed to form …

a naturally occurring mono carboxylic acid, large molecules that play many critical roles in the body, known as simple sugars, have the ability to …

the anticoagulant of choice for biochemistry and blood gas analysis and acid base balance, the rupture of erythrocytes, which releases haemoglobin …

an enzyme that breaks down starch into sugars, an enzyme that breaks down proteins into amino acids, an enzyme that helps break down fats into fatty …

heart, arteries, capillaries and _ , collects and disposes of lymph fluid, supports and protects, parts of the digestive tract include stomach, mouth …

long, whip-like structures used by bacteria for movement, a differential staining method to classify bacteria as gram-positive or gram-negative, the …

a wire mesh that's inserted inside an artery to help keep in open, a blood vessel which supplies blood to the heart, device implanted under the skin …

bacteria/archaea that have spherical shape, bacteria/archaea that have rod shape, bacteria/archaea that have spiral shape, the compound bacteria cell …

a device that uses a magnet to convert sound into electrical charges, an electrical circuit that produces a magnetic field, materials that do not …

the phase when the heart relaxes and fills with blood (8), the phase when the heart contracts to pump blood out (7), the blood vessels that carry …

a mirror that curves outward, law that states that when a wave is reflected is equal to the angle of incidence, a transparent object with at least one …

largest artery in the body, color tube drawn for cbc, additive in gold tubes, caused by going thru vein, basic _ panel, cardiac enzyme test-, ac- …

mild traumatic brain injury, sustaining another head injury before symptoms of the first head injury have cleared, head injury that develops …

which keyword describes keeping body conditions at their optimum levels?, which keyword describes the gap between two neurones?, what happens to …

the "powerhouse" of a cell that converts energy stored in food to energy the cell can use, captures energy from sunlight and changes it to a …

the body system that controls all the other body systems, a tissue composed of cells or fibers, the contraction of which produces movement, the frame …

long part of bone, jagged bones, growth plate, partial fracture with one side of the bone unharmed, occurs when you have an underlying health …