Arson

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Across
  1. 1. – Risk of ignition
  2. 3. – Routine fire safety check
  3. 4. – Reason behind crime
  4. 7. – Advance safety step
  5. 9. – Airborne particles from fire
  6. 11. – Concrete cracking from fire heat
  7. 12. – Visible fire part
  8. 14. – Specialist in fire science
  9. 15. (25)
  10. 16. – Fire damage
  11. 17. – One side of fire triangle
  12. 18. – Device that senses smoke or heat
  13. 19. (25)
  14. 21. – Crime of intentionally setting fire
  15. 23. – Blackened remains
  16. 24. – Location of the fire
  17. 26. – Burn pattern resembling reptile skin
  18. 28. – Done with intent
  19. 34. – Start of fire
  20. 36. – Talk with witnesses
  21. 38. – Structure designed to stop spread of flames
  22. 40. – Burned remains
  23. 41. – Automated fire-fighting device
  24. 43. – Document of fire findings
  25. 45. – Shows heat, fuel, and oxygen
  26. 46. – Investigator or enforcer
  27. 47. – Avoiding fire before it starts
  28. 48. – Clues from forced entry tools
Down
  1. 2. – Fire-spreading chemical
  2. 5. – Scientific crime investigation
  3. 6. – Area where combustibles are vaporized
  4. 8. – Person examining the cause
  5. 10. – Needed for combustion
  6. 11. – Black residue from combustion
  7. 13. – Finding the fire early
  8. 20. – Person who sets fire
  9. 22. – Why the fire began
  10. 25. – Carbonization of material due to intense heat
  11. 27. – Analyze fire scene clues
  12. 29. – Dangerous re-ignition with oxygen
  13. 30. – Items collected from fire scenes
  14. 31. – Chemical aiding combustion
  15. 32. – Indicator of fire origin
  16. 33. – Handheld device to put out fires
  17. 35. – System to alert occupants
  18. 37. – Device starting the flame
  19. 38. – Material that burns
  20. 39. – Burn mark or trace
  21. 42. – Post-extinguishment search
  22. 44. – Total combustibility in area
  23. 45. – Sudden full-room fire transition
  24. 46. – Legal safety standards