Science Crossword Puzzles

energy stored in bonds of chemicals, and might be released in reactions, e.g. food and batteries, wasted energy, spread out, good at preventing waste, …

used to detect nuclear particles as a visible path of droplets, uses tracks of bubbles to detect radiation, comprised of two protons and two neutrons, …

physical strength or power, to move something forward with a part of your body, a game played between 2 teams where they need to pull against each …

when atoms form in a new way to give us a mixture but do not create a new substance, a substance that is made up of two or more different elements …

energy that gives us power, when there are more positive charges, magnets have a _ and south pole, when equal forces act on an object, sign for …

positively charged particle, high energy em wave, a neutral particle in the centre of a atom, unit of energy, negatively charge particle which orbits …

essential gas taken in by organisms for cellular respiration, mixture of gases containing oxygen and carbon dioxide used in breathing, organs in …

connective tissue that connect atrioventricular valves to papillary muscles to prevent the valves from inverting into the atria, contraction of …

c6h12o6, what is used to test for starch?, what opens and closes the stomata?, waste product of photosynthesis, strengthens the cell wall, used to …

tye size of vibrations,, the number of vibrations per second, the unit for measuring frequency, the loudness or volume of a sound, how high or low a …

_ disk - diffuse material orbiting around a central body such as a protostar, a young star, a neutron star or a black hole. , a measure of the amount …

what do you call the "tiny machines" inside a cell?, what do you call a group of cells that work together?, what part of the cell stores …

the maximum distance the medium vibrates from the rest position, the distance between two parts of a wave, when a wave bends due to a change in speed, …

blood moving along a capillary, fluid moves out through its pores and into the interstitial space, high blood pressure, internal condition maintained …

type of pili for adherence to host cells, type of paralysis that causes "little movement", m. ulcerans causes this disease, major virulence …

herpes, hepatitis, chicken pox (varicella) are examples of: _ , organism that causes disease, most resistant form of bacterial life, tb, most common …

which country was the james webb launched from?, what does the webb orbit?, where is nasa's headquarters located?, the hwo will look for signs of life …

icy body of frozen gasses, rocks and dust leftover from the formation of the solar system, minor planet, the most abundant elements in the known …

a molecule that catalyzes a chemical reaction, the gene that only shows if there are two of them, ribonucleic acid, term for the two letters that …

bacteria that requires oxygen to grow, a two-part scientific naming system, a group of organisms that resemble one another that mate to create fertile …

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 cytoplasmic division of a cell at the end of mitosis or meiosis that leads to separation into two daughter cells, a disease in which some of the …

when water seems to disappear, it has actually _ , _ is a force that attracts all objects toward each other, which state uses the most water per …

symbiotic relationship in which one species benefits while the other species is harmed, _ succession - change in the numbers and types of species that …

a gas that can make balloons float or explode into a fiery mess, most wires are made of this metal, common radioactive element referred to in movies, …

a bony structure that forms the head in most vertebrates. it supports the structures of the face and provides a protective cavity for the brain, there …

process of killing, inhibiting or the removal of microorganisms that may cause disease, usually for the treatment of inanimate objects, four cells, _ …

bacteria containing gram-negative rods that form a chainlike colony, the study of rickettsia, rabies virus, gram-positive spherically shaped bacteria …

four large, paired muscles that cover the front of the rib cage and serve to draw the forelimbs toward the chest, controls your body's metabolism, the …

a substance formed when two or more elements chemically bond together, the scale to measure how acid or alkaline a substance is, a process in which …