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| 1. | Feline pet. |
| 5. | See 26 down. |
| 8. | Atoms having the same number of protons and electrons but which differ in the number of neutrons in the nucleus of the atom. |
| 12. | Word describing the energy required to start a chemical reaction. |
| 13. | see 22 down. |
| 14. | Long space in word processing. |
| 16. | General name for a substance which dissolves. |
| 17. | Property common to neutrons and protons, but lacking in electrons. |
| 19. | Pure substance containing only one type of atom. |
| 24. | Air is a common example. A substance containing several different molecules which are not combined. |
| 25. | Representation of an atom in the periodic table. |
| 27. | First member of a series of unsaturated hydrocarbons. |
| 29. | This happens to jeans placed in HOCl. |
| 31. | Number of outer electrons in sulphur. |
| 32. | Pure substance containing two or more atoms combined in a fixed ratio by mass. |
| 33. | Biological catalyst made of protein. |
| 35. | Ionic substance produced in a neutralisation reaction. |
| 37. | Conjunction indicating an alternative. |
| 38. | Compounds with the same molecular formula but which have a different structure. |
| 41. | Sum = . |
| 43. | Reactive metal used to galvanise iron, protecting it from rusting. |
| 44. | Puzzle. |
| 45. | Number of electrons in the outer shell of a halogen atom. |
| 48. | Fraction of crude oil with the highest boiling point used in making roads. |
| 51. | Representation of a pure substance often used in chemical equations. |
| 52. | General term used to describe a substance which forms when very many identical molecules link together in a repeating pattern. |
| 53. | Category of thermal decomposition reaction describing the conversion of long chain hydrocarbons into smaller molecules. |
| 54. | Process of purification involving evaporation followed by condensation. |