Science Crossword Puzzles

become the falciform ligament, flow towards the liver, area superior to the liver that is not covered by the peritoneum, can become canalized due to …

when the moon fully blocks the sun, the amount of time it takes for the earth to revolve around the sun, when the moon is fully illuminated, the …

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

occurs when the nucleus of an unstable atom breaks down in a process called radioactive decay, positively charged, more massive than any other type of …

energy in transit in the form of particles or electromagnetic waves, a particle having a negative charge, a particle having a positive charge, a …

acronym for visible light, longest wavelength on em spectrum, green, blue, red, consists of types of radiation, waves and light, can't see …

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

high energy rays emitted by radioactive substances, benign tumor of the adrenal medulla, excessive activity of the thyroid gland, examination by x-ray …

industrial zone and their health, expansion of modern industrial enterprises has a significant _ on human health, radiological examinations in the …

back of the body or organ, the plane that divide a person's front ad back, the heart is in this cavity, area above the stomach, situated in the …

the largest element in the fourth period, the largest element in the first period, the family of reactive nonmetals with seven valence electrons, all …

system bring oxygen to the body, blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart, stretchy sac for temporarily storing urine, blood cell that defends …

bacteria in the urine, teaching patients how to identify and contract the pelvic floor muscles in a structured exercise program, the inability to …

the underground stems that produce roots and leaves in ferns, invertebrates with jointed appendages, term used for flexible stalk/stem plants (not …

exercise at low intensity, respiratory muscle below lungs, shin pads, helmet, gum shield, treating somebody differently because of race, gender, …

tide occurring once per day, rise and fall of ocean at the shore, contains inter-tidal zone, largest tidal range during the month, salinity level over …

mixture in which one substance consisting of microscopically dispersed insoluble particles is suspended throughout another substance, tightly packed …

hormone which prepares the body for flight or fight responses, the type and amount of food consumed by people, an organ or tissue that makes a …

when two substances rearrange to make a new substance, no coefficient or subscript means _ atom or molecule, a change in this might signal a chemical …

denaturation; annealing, extending (abbr.), recently developed method for making precise and targeted changes in the genome of a living cell, …

a contact force transmitted through a rope or similar object when forces pull on the object's opposite ends, the pivot of a lever, a spear …

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 …

it refers to methods, techniques, organization, and management, tools, equipment, machines, and materials, a group of people joined together for a …

the _ happened 13.7 billion years ago when time, space, matter, and energy began to exist, the universe as we know it today began as a hot, dense …

what do scientists use to measure artifacts under 30,000 years of age?, in order to date old materials, scientists use?, the half-life of carbon-14 …

what is the scale called that you measure acids and alkalis on?, what word does the colors blue and purple go with?, what is the process to make …

the process through which populations of living organisms adapt and change, one of two or more genes that may occur alternatively at a given site on a …

greek philosopher that believed in the geocentric model of the solar system, egyptian mathematician, astronomer, and geographer who wrote the …

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 …

describes the tail region of a phospholipid, solution with equal solute to the cell, describes the head region of a phospholipid, type of transport …