Science Crossword Puzzles

the name for a substance that dissolves in a liquid, this means 'cannot dissolve', a mixture of a solvent and a solute, a solution with many solute …

tiny superhero inside your cell who works like a librarian to keep all the important information about you in order and safe!, two close friends …

sugar molecules are also called this, fatty, oily waxy compound, large molecule that does most of the work in cells, natural component of a plant and …

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 …

an enzyme complex that converts prothrombin to thrombin, protein in plasma involved in defense mechanisms, most abundant wbc, basophils secrete this …

the bright star defining canis minor the little dog, one of the twin stars of gemini along with castor, this red star marks the eye of the bull known …

a force that moves an object closer, a force that pulls objects to the ground, a force that resists movement, a change in height between two objects, …

the structure located on top of the tibial plateu, the name for the mcl, lcl, acl, and pcl, the only measurable bp spot in the knee located on the …

the name given to metals of group 1, the name given to elements of group 7, the least reactive metal in group 1, the most reactive elements in group …

the shrinkage of a tissue or organ due to a decrease in size and/or number of cells, process where new neuronal pathways are formed to allow regaining …

large molecules essential for cell structure and function, segment of dna that codes for a specific trait or protein, father of modern genetics, …

what word did neil armstrong describe the surface of the moon with?, how many days did apollo 11 take to get to the moon?, where did neil armstrong go …

it is a mixture of solvent and solute, it is the substance that dissolves, it is the liquid in which it dissolves, it is mixing with a liquid to make …

curved mirror which the reflective surface bulges out towards the light, curved mirror that forms a part of a sphere, thin layer or tissue that lines …

it rotates to allow you to change the objective lenses, they magnify the specimen with a different power, either electric or a mirror. it passes …

highly specific biological catalysts, name one of the major source of enzyme, plant enzyme that break long protein chains into smaller amino acid …

the sense organ that helps us see, the nerve that is connected from the eye to the brain, a membrane that vibrates when you hear a sound, a snail like …

the part of the nervous system that extends from the brain and is protected by the spinal column (2 words), the lobe of the cerebrum responsible for …

a change of state from a gas to a solid, change of state from a solid to a gas, energy a moving object has because of its motion, the temperature at …

hormone that is involved in root development embryo development and apical dominance, the hormone involved in germination flowering and internode …

a neurotransmitter-caused hyper-polarization of the postsynaptic membrane, results from the buildup of neurotransmitter from the rapid, successive …

powerhouse of the cell where cellular respiration takes place, process that releases energy by breaking down food molecules with oxygen to turn atp …

any direct chemical attack on a bare surface is increased when _ or stress are increased, dielectric insulation is a corrosion protection method used …

involuntary abnormal postures resulting from excessive co-contraction of agonist and antagonistic muscles, most common involuntary movement.97 it …

part of a wave, turning back of a soundwave, speed of sound in a medium depends on this, sound need this to travel, produced when particles vibrate …

a nucleic acid similar to dna using ribose for the sugar and the nitrogen base uracil in place of thymine, a "threadlike" structure in the …

moving a body part backward, tissue that connects muscle to bone, movement that decreases angle between 2 bones, nearest to a reference point, injury …

pulling or stretching force directed axially through a body, asymmetric loading that produces tension on one side of a body's longitudinal (vertical) …

the movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration, growing of fruit, vegetables and flowers, any change …

a type of cell that has a nucleus, a photograph taken of a microscopical image, a group of similar cells that carry out the same function, eg muscle …