Across
- 2. the sample that caused Becquerel’s photographic plate to look as if it had been exposed to a bright light (Ch 18)
- 7. radium can be used to destroy ______________ tumors. (Ch 18)
- 10. reported that Prontosil could be used to treat bacterial infection (Ch 19)
- 11. an element discovered by the Curies that is 100 million times more radioactive than uranium (Ch 18)
- 12. discovered the radioactive nature of uranium (Ch 18)
- 14. a type of invisible ray that will pass through thick wood and glass (Ch 17)
- 15. Domagk was a battlefield _____________ during World War I (Ch 19)
- 17. this president’s son was treated by Dr. Long with sulfa for a throat infection (Ch 19)
- 19. 1895 was the start of the __________ scientific revolution (Ch 18)
- 22. discovered x-rays when experimenting with cathode ray tubes (Ch 17)
- 23. pitchblende is an ore of _________________ (Ch 18)
Down
- 1. streams of high-speed electrons (Ch 17)
- 3. patients drank a “milkshake” of this to make their digestive system visible in x-rays (Ch 17)
- 4. developed a technique to make the stomach and intestines visible in x-rays. (Ch 17)
- 5. developed a technique to create glass tubes with almost no air inside (Ch 17)
- 6. the component of Prontosil that destroyed the bacteria (Ch 19)
- 8. Roentgen saw the shadowy outline of his ________ AND the outline of his bones (Ch 17)
- 9. coined the term “radioactive” (first and last name) (Ch 18)
- 13. used Crookes’ research on glass tubes to develop glass bulbs (Ch 17)
- 16. Marie Curie named this radioactive element after her country of origin, Poland. (Ch 18)
- 18. doctor in the US who researched sulfa drugs as a medical treatment (Ch 19)
- 20. Crookes sent high voltage _______________ through vacuum tubes (Ch 17)
- 21. was sprinkled on open wounds in WWII battlefields (Ch 19)
