Science Crossword Puzzles

(nh4)+, (no2)-, (no3)-, (so3)2-, (so4)2-, (hso4)-, (oh)-, (cn)-, (po4)3-, (hpo4)2-, (h2po4)-, (co3)2-, (hco3)-, (clo)-, (clo2)-, (clo3)-, (clo4)-, …

they are in the middle, they are shiny, conductors, and malleable, they are on the right, dull, not conductors, and brittle, the most basic component …

last name of the scientist who named "cells", scientific tool that allows us to examine tiny cells, jelly-like substance that surrounds the …

the basic structural and functional unit of life forms, the only type of cell used in mitosis, the process of the cell splitting for body cells, the …

a substance that contains one kind of atom and cannot be broken down into a simpler form, a substance made of two or more elements chemically combined …

a devise that detects physical quantity, a step by step instructions that tell a computer to do something with data, the study of robots, a tiny robot …

external, protective coating that protects the body systems from the outside elements, collection of similar cells that perform a particular function, …

a mutated gene that stimulates uncontrollable cell division, a region of dna where rna polymerase binds, how cells control gene activity without …

uptake of nutrients and water from digested food into blood, teeth that cut food with sharp edges, biting or nibbling, produces digestive enzymes and …

this is the process of using rna to synthesize protein, gametes are considered these types of cells, functional unit of heredity, during the cell …

the basic unit of life is the _ , _ are the structures within cells that perform specific functions, the process by which plants make their own food …

a material through which electricity does not flow, a circuit with more than one path for an electric current, a moving electrical charge, a circuit …

what is the muscle action that features consistent tension across the muscle while the length changes?, what muscle movement lengthens the muscle?, …

newton's _ law of motion: "an object in motion will continue in motion unless acted on by an unbalanced force.", the force that pulls …

solid to gas, highest temperature in pressure where a pure substance can exist at a vapor/liquid equilibrium, a measure of a sample's average …

made in a chemical reaction, can produce new compounds, more than one element joined together, table with all the elements on it, only one type of …

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, …

unit of frequency, one wave per second, speed at which wave travels (d/t), object vibrating at or near a resonant frequency of a 2nd object causes the …

a state of matter that holds its shape and a definite volume due to the attraction of molecules overcoming freedom of motion. the molecules move in …

this system starts in the mouth, helps movement of the body, maintaining posture, and circulating blood throughout the body, system that consists of …

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

heat energy, the temperature at which a substance changes state from liquid to gas, the physical change in matter from a gas to a liquid, the …

a star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass, one who studies the night sky …

molecules made by golgi, found in both plant and animal cells, breaks down old cells, acts like a janitor and found mostly in animal cells, power …

a procedure to look inside the stomach using a scope, inflammation of the colon, inflammation of the stomach lining, examination of the larynx using a …

the amount of matter in an object, the change in velocity(speed, direction or both), a place or object, appears to be stationary, used for comparison …

gas to solid, liquid to gas, solid to gas, liquid to solid, a substance that flows freely, gas to liquid, solid to liquid, a firm and stable …

surface resistance to relative motion, as of a body sliding or rolling, the force of attraction by which terrestrial bodies tend to fall toward the …

process of transporting sugars and other organic compounds in the phloem, organ where photosynthesis primarily occurs, plant organ or tissue that …

one of simplification of the southern, northern, and western blot techniques is _ blot, during extension in pcr, dna polymerase creates a new _ dna …