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- 2. _ _ _ _ _-222 can lead to cancer when inhaled
- 3. Nitrous _ _ _ _ _ is commonly known as laughing gas
- 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Valley is a place in the USA
- 7. Dale R. Corson, Kenneth Ross MacKenzie and Emilio Segre first produced it in 1940
- 9. Turkey's Eti Mine Company has opened a factory to specifically produce this for others to eat
- 10. Carbon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is produced by cars and is one of the major gases contributing to global warming
- 12. Murderers extracted it from flypapers to kill their victims
- 14. Also known as ozone
- 15. Tyrian purple dye, produced by the purple dye murex snail, contains it
- 16. The glow of the white solid version of it lead to the word "phosphorescence" being created
- 18. In its liquified form, it is brown until it turns blue when it touches starch
- 19. It takes up about 78% of the air around us
- 20. It is used in excimer lasers
- 22. The name of Group 17 on the periodic table
- 24. The most electronegative element
- 25. The number of gases (including noble gases) in the periodic table
- 27. Inhaling it would give your voice a higher pitch
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- 1. It's name comes from Greek for "the hidden one"
- 5. The name of Group 16 on the periodic table
- 6. It's used to make a type of tracing paper
- 8. Living things need this to respire
- 11. Carbon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is needed for photosynthesis in plants
- 12. It has an atomic number of 18
- 13. Used to disinfect swimming pools
- 16. Another name for the nitrogen family on the periodic table
- 17. A name for compounds containing only hydrogen and carbon atoms
- 21. When it's liquefied, it can be used as a refrigerant
- 23. At room temperature, it's a yellow crystal-like solid
- 25. _ _ _ _ _ gases is another name for Group 18 in the Periodic Table
- 26. The air around us contains about 0.9_% of argon
