how muchmatter itcontainssmallestparticle ofanelementa change thatalters the form orappear. of a subs.but doesn't makethe matter intoanother subs.a measure ifthe force ofgravity onan objectusually one- ortwo- letters setof charac. thatis used to IDand elementhow muchmass is ina givenvolumetwo or moresubs. that aremixed togetherbut not chem.combineda subs. thatcan't be brokendown into anyother subst. bychem. or phys.meansthe forcethat holdtwo atomstogetherhow muchmass is ina givenvolumethe study ofthe prop. ofmatter andhow matterchangesthe amountof spacethat mattercontainsA system ofmeasurementsbased on multiplesof ten andestablishedmeasurements ofmass, length, andtimea change inmatter thatproducesnew subs.breakingdowncoppercompoundsa subs. thatcan't be brokendown into anyother subs. bychem. or phys.meansa comb. oftwo atomsthat arebondedtogetherhow muchmatter itcontainsa process inwhich subs.undergochem.changesa subs. madeof two or moreelementschem.combineda combinationof symbols thatshows the ratioof elements ina comp.smallestparticle ofanelementthe forcethat holdtwo atomstogethera metal stripthat gains orloses electronsduringelectrolysishow muchmatter itcontainssmallestparticle ofanelementa change thatalters the form orappear. of a subs.but doesn't makethe matter intoanother subs.a measure ifthe force ofgravity onan objectusually one- ortwo- letters setof charac. thatis used to IDand elementhow muchmass is ina givenvolumetwo or moresubs. that aremixed togetherbut not chem.combineda subs. thatcan't be brokendown into anyother subst. bychem. or phys.meansthe forcethat holdtwo atomstogetherhow muchmass is ina givenvolumethe study ofthe prop. ofmatter andhow matterchangesthe amountof spacethat mattercontainsA system ofmeasurementsbased on multiplesof ten andestablishedmeasurements ofmass, length, andtimea change inmatter thatproducesnew subs.breakingdowncoppercompoundsa subs. thatcan't be brokendown into anyother subs. bychem. or phys.meansa comb. oftwo atomsthat arebondedtogetherhow muchmatter itcontainsa process inwhich subs.undergochem.changesa subs. madeof two or moreelementschem.combineda combinationof symbols thatshows the ratioof elements ina comp.smallestparticle ofanelementthe forcethat holdtwo atomstogethera metal stripthat gains orloses electronsduringelectrolysis

SCIENCE VOCAB - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. how much matter it contains
  2. smallest particle of an element
  3. a change that alters the form or appear. of a subs. but doesn't make the matter into another subs.
  4. a measure if the force of gravity on an object
  5. usually one- or two- letters set of charac. that is used to ID and element
  6. how much mass is in a given volume
  7. two or more subs. that are mixed together but not chem. combined
  8. a subs. that can't be broken down into any other subst. by chem. or phys. means
  9. the force that hold two atoms together
  10. how much mass is in a given volume
  11. the study of the prop. of matter and how matter changes
  12. the amount of space that matter contains
  13. A system of measurements based on multiples of ten and established measurements of mass, length, and time
  14. a change in matter that produces new subs.
  15. breaking down copper compounds
  16. a subs. that can't be broken down into any other subs. by chem. or phys. means
  17. a comb. of two atoms that are bonded together
  18. how much matter it contains
  19. a process in which subs. undergo chem. changes
  20. a subs. made of two or more elements chem. combined
  21. a combination of symbols that shows the ratio of elements in a comp.
  22. smallest particle of an element
  23. the force that hold two atoms together
  24. a metal strip that gains or loses electrons during electrolysis