Grid number two in the medium chemistry series packs eleven answers into an 11x10 grid and moves from lab basics toward the periodic table. Solvers name the gas making up most of the air, the lightest element at number one, and the element glowing in shop signs, alongside mixture vocabulary and the liquid-to-solid change called freezing. The medium level means real studying pays off; students who only skimmed the chapter will feel the difference by the third across clue.
Use it after a periodic table lesson, as a retake review, or during the quiet stretch before a lab day. Print Puzzle outputs the blank grid with clues on Letter or A4 paper, Print Answer Key puts the solved grid on its own page, and Save as PDF in the print dialog downloads a permanent copy for your planning folder. Homeschool families often staple it to a chapter summary as a low-pressure assessment. Work through crosswords three and four next, or explore the full printable crossword collection for more free printable crossword puzzles across the curriculum.
The answers live on their own page: press Print Answer Key above, or use View answer key to check the solved grid on screen without printing. Stuck on a single word? The answer key lists every across and down answer next to its clue.