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osmium:most dense element
iridium:it hardens metals
gold:most maleable and ductile metal
mercury:liquid at room temperature
boron:can be toxic in ecxess
aluminum:most abundant metallic element
gallium:frrom galia or france
thallium:from thallios or green shoot
carbon:one of the vital element in living things
germanium:resembles a non-metal silicon
tin:an ancient metal
lead:the origin of plumber
nitrogen:important element of plant nutrition
phosphorous:it has three forms
antimony:metallic in appearance
bismuth:a typical metal
sulfur:used in all branches of modern industry
selenium:from selene or moon
tellurium:from tellos
polonium:good source of alpha radiation
fluorine:poisonous element
chlorine:bleaching agent
bromine:used in sedatives
iodine:rare element
astatine:called alabamine
helium:second most abundant element
argon:most abundant of noble gases
krypton:used in lighting airfields
xenon:rarest gas in the atmosphere
tanthanum:used in expensive camera lenses
praseodymium:from prasios didymus
neodymium:forms trivalent salts
samarium:forms trivalent compounds
europium:from europe
galinium:from gladolinite
terbium:burst into flame
dysprosium:used in nuclear reactors
holmium:paramagnetic substances
erbium:has a bright silvery luster
lutetium:ancient name for paris
actinium:from aktinos
thorium:dark in color
protactinium:third rarest element
uranium:the heaviest atom
neptunium:synthetic element
plutonium:high radio activity
americium:target material in nuclear reactors
curium:pioneers in the field of radiography
berkelium:most stable isotope
californium:has a high density source of neutron
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Across:1. | ancient name for paris | 4. | target material in nuclear reactors | 6. | liquid at room temperature | 9. | a typical metal | 11. | the heaviest atom | 12. | most maleable and ductile metal | 13. | pioneers in the field of radiography | 16. | frrom galia or france | 18. | called alabamine | 20. | used in nuclear reactors | 23. | second most abundant element | 26. | an ancient metal | 27. | poisonous element | 30. | metallic in appearance | 33. | forms trivalent salts | 34. | bleaching agent | 35. | from selene or moon | 36. | good source of alpha radiation | 37. | from gladolinite | 38. | high radio activity |
| | Down:2. | burst into flame | 3. | it hardens metals | 5. | has a bright silvery luster | 7. | most abundant metallic element | 8. | used in expensive camera lenses | 10. | from tellos | 14. | from thallios or green shoot | 15. | most dense element | 17. | most abundant of noble gases | 19. | used in lighting airfields | 21. | rarest gas in the atmosphere | 22. | from aktinos | 24. | most stable isotope | 25. | forms trivalent compounds | 28. | the origin of plumber | 29. | rare element | 31. | can be toxic in ecxess | 32. | dark in color |
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Across:1. | ancient name for paris | 4. | target material in nuclear reactors | 6. | liquid at room temperature | 9. | a typical metal | 11. | the heaviest atom | 12. | most maleable and ductile metal | 13. | pioneers in the field of radiography | 16. | frrom galia or france | 18. | called alabamine | 20. | used in nuclear reactors | 23. | second most abundant element | 26. | an ancient metal | 27. | poisonous element | 30. | metallic in appearance | 33. | forms trivalent salts | 34. | bleaching agent | 35. | from selene or moon | 36. | good source of alpha radiation | 37. | from gladolinite | 38. | high radio activity |
| | Down:2. | burst into flame | 3. | it hardens metals | 5. | has a bright silvery luster | 7. | most abundant metallic element | 8. | used in expensive camera lenses | 10. | from tellos | 14. | from thallios or green shoot | 15. | most dense element | 17. | most abundant of noble gases | 19. | used in lighting airfields | 21. | rarest gas in the atmosphere | 22. | from aktinos | 24. | most stable isotope | 25. | forms trivalent compounds | 28. | the origin of plumber | 29. | rare element | 31. | can be toxic in ecxess | 32. | dark in color |
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