Science Crossword Puzzles

takes place with any change of velocity, a length vector pointing to its starting point to its end point, how much a certain quantity changes, …

the process of removing one number from another, the central part of an atom, usually made of protons and neutrons, the mass of specific isotope of a …

evaporation of water from the surface of a leaf, the movement of water from an area of high to low water concentration through a semi-permeable …

this is dark during a lunar eclipse, getting smaller, the moon takes 27 days to _ around the earth, the quarter of the moon when it is light on the …

the other name of sweat glands, which contribute to cornification or keratinization, containing lipids and proteins, produce sebum, subcutaneous …

parts of the body of plants and animals that have become fossils, a material that is burned for energy, a method used by scientists to determine the …

this is determined by how many protons or electrons are in an atom, the part of the atom with a negative charge that circles around the atom, the _ of …

a jelly-like substance in which organelles float, organelles that protect cells by destroying invaders like bacteria and also break down chemicals, _ …

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 …

the movement of water molecules from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration through a semi-permeable membrane, the …

a graph that plots stars organized by luminosity and by their temperature, a sphere made up of extremely hot gases, a cloud of gas and dust in outer …

an example of molecules and it composed of two elements hydrogen and oxygen, consists of different tissues organized together to perform, interaction …

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 …

hold tissue, blood vessels, or other structures securely during surgical procedures. temporarily occlude or close off blood vessels. control bleeding. …

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 part of a plant that develops into a leaf or a flower, one of the usually brightly coloured leaf-like parts of a flower, the part of a plant that …

used when working with substances that might get into your eyes or when sawing or cutting, what you should do with long hair, what you should do with …

when data produces a straight line graph, when speed is increasing, when speed is decreasing, the rate of change of position, speed in a given …

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

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 acidic group of an amino acid, a protein with regular structure, often used for structural functions, to spin a suspension very faster to separate …

involved in biological rhythms, responses to the water and salt imbalance, develops t cells, stimulates the thyroid gland, stimulates the metabolism, …

the lighter part of the shadow created by an eclipse, the first phase of the moon, it has no visible light, entire side of the moon is visible, when a …

never pour water into this; instead, slowly pour this into water, some of these are corrosive, only _ lab equipment as your teacher instructs you to …

mineral needed for making chlorophyll, chemical added to replace missing minerals, tube that transports minerals in plants, mineral for healthy roots, …

connects the throat to the stomach, the part where you digest all the food, in between the stomach and large intestine, makes your food into waste, …

a small body of matter from outer space that enters the earth's atmosphere, becoming incandescent as a result of friction and appearing as 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 …

how close measurements are to each other, how close a measurement is to the true/ known value, a simple tool used to measure length, measures weight …

the byproduct of anaerobic respiration in muscles, the type of respiration that occurs without the presence of oxygen, respiration occurs in the …