Science Crossword Puzzles

meaning of ph, when acid reacts to base and produce salt and water, has a ph level of 7, an indicator that is colorless and turns to pink when …

material in which a solute dissolves, a mixture of two or more materials, separates soluble solids from liquids, a material that will dissolve in a …

the speed of a wave in any given medium e.g. the speed of sound in air, how high or low pitched a sound is, indicated by higher or lower frequency, a …

the thin sheet of tissue that separates the middle and inner ear, the 3 bones in the ear, the outer ear that funnels sound into the ear, a sound that …

a pattern of birth, growth, reproduction, and death of a species, pupa, the beginning stage of metamorphosis, how long an organism can live in the …

doesn't dissolve in a solvent, dissolves a solute, substance dissolved in a solvent, mixture, one particle dissolved in another, mixture, large …

in a multi-cellular organism, a group of cells working together, the cell's control center, grain-shaped organelles that produce proteins, some …

to use a paper and funnel to separate a solid from a liquid, when a liquid turns into a gas, a liquid with tiny solid particle hanging in it, a very …

aspergillus terreus produces this medication used to help lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, penicillium chrysogenum …

the middle layer of the eye between the retina and the sclera, a transparent structure situated behind your pupil. it is enclosed in a thin …

along with tributaries of the superior mesenteric vein, serves as the venous drainage for the pancreas, along with tributaries of the splenic vein, …

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

facilitates and provides radiological training where required, must ensure that the imaging procedure is necessary, develops local radiation …

the building blocks of nucleic acids, the nitrogen-containing base that pairs with adenine in dna, the nitrogen-containing base that pairs with …

how many classes of enzyme, non-hydrolytic cleavage of bonds, transfers electrons, how do enzymes support their reaction?, what would you use to slow …

the process of digging up a buried body for investigation, the scientific study of insects to determine the time of death, the gradual breakdown of a …

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

the larger bone which forms your shin, your upper arm muscle of strength; you flex it to show off your "guns", the longest bone in your …

the upper arm bone (7), the longest bone in the body (5), the muscle responsible for extending the knee (10), the type of joint found in the shoulder …

a circular object that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object to enable it to move easily over the ground, land transporter …

the process by which white blood cells engulf and digest invading pathogens, a type of white blood cell that produces antibodies in response to an …

capable of being transmitted from one person to another, the number of new cases of a disease in a specific population, denoting a disease of unknown …

inflammation of the larynx, permanent enlargement of lower airways accompanied by destruction of alveolar walls, affecting its elasticity, bacterial …

the class number of cough medicine (spelled out), drugs can show up in this for up to 3+ months, and can measure long-term drug abuse, a notable toxic …

damage to the corneal epithelium, collection of blood in the anterior chamber of the eye, when there is a full thickness injury to the cornea, sclera, …

property of metal to be easily broken into pieces or powder form, a mineral deposit containing enough metal to allow economical recovery of it, a type …

"breastbone", thigh bone, forearm (lateral) - 'thumb-side', forearm (medial) - 'pinky-side', lower leg (medial) - …

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 …

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

involuntary discharge of urine, inflammation of the bladder often marked by painful urination, dilation of the collecting system of the kidney because …