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THE ELEMENTS

2.

3. 1. A R S E N I C

B 5. A 6.

R 7. 4. G O L D 8. E

O K X I P I

9. M E R C U R Y U 10. R A D O N

I Y G M L S

N P E 12. L T

E 11. T I T A N I U M A E

O O D I

13. N E O N D I N

14. L I T H I U M I

N M U

E M

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1. poisonous metalloid used historically in 2. radioactive element discovered by Marie
medicines and rat poison and Pierre Curie
4. precious metal often used in jewelry 3. halogen found in seawater
9. only metal that is liquid at room 5. essential gas for respiration, supports
temperature combustion and forms oxides
10. radioactive noble gas 6. radioactive element named after physicist
11. strong and lightweight metal often used Albert Einstein
in aerospace applications 7. noble gas used in fluorescent lights
13. noble gas used in neon signs, glows with 8. precious metal commonly used in
a distinctive reddish-orange color catalytic converters
14. lightest metal, highly reactive 12. essential for thyroid function
THE ELEMENTS
2.

3. 1.

5. 6.

7. 4. 8.

9. 10.

12.

11.

13.

14.

ACROSS DOWN
1. poisonous metalloid used historically in 2. radioactive element discovered by Marie
medicines and rat poison and Pierre Curie
4. precious metal often used in jewelry 3. halogen found in seawater
9. only metal that is liquid at room 5. essential gas for respiration, supports
temperature combustion and forms oxides
10. radioactive noble gas 6. radioactive element named after physicist
11. strong and lightweight metal often used Albert Einstein
in aerospace applications 7. noble gas used in fluorescent lights
13. noble gas used in neon signs, glows with 8. precious metal commonly used in
a distinctive reddish-orange color catalytic converters
14. lightest metal, highly reactive 12. essential for thyroid function
THE ELEMENTS
2.

3. 1.

5. 6.

7. 4. 8.

9. 10.

12.

11.

13.

14.

ACROSS DOWN
1. poisonous metalloid used historically in 2. radioactive element discovered by Marie
medicines and rat poison and Pierre Curie
4. precious metal often used in jewelry 3. halogen found in seawater
9. only metal that is liquid at room 5. essential gas for respiration, supports
temperature combustion and forms oxides
10. radioactive noble gas 6. radioactive element named after physicist
11. strong and lightweight metal often used Albert Einstein
in aerospace applications 7. noble gas used in fluorescent lights
13. noble gas used in neon signs, glows with 8. precious metal commonly used in
a distinctive reddish-orange color catalytic converters
14. lightest metal, highly reactive 12. essential for thyroid function

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