Shoot the J, shoot it!

6. Formal name for "hoop" polymers
7. Primary metal used in almost all catalysts for click chemistry
8. Probably the most popular Bay Area slang
9. Colorway that drops April 1 (if you were listening yesterday)
11. Application of "hoops" to selectively detect specific analytes
12. Type of chemistry used to make "hoop" polymers
14. Unsaturated component required for click chemistry
17. Describes the structures of the polymer (linear vs branched)
18. Team with the best record in the NBA #DubNation
20. Type of chemistry we worked with involving TEOS
21. Highly branched structure from the Greek word for "trees"
22. Porphyrin unit that carries iron in red blood cells
24. City with the largest population of Vietnamese people outside of Vietnam
25. Jumpman, Jumpman, Jumpman, that's boy up to something

1. Click chemistry is highly ______ in terms of yield
2. Type of chemistry more focused on macroscopic "structural" properties
3. ____ is life (definitely related to hoops)
4. Term used for modeling structures and functions after biological systems
5. Hockey team that's way better than the garbage LA kings
7. Arms built and then attached to the central core
10. Nissan sports car that competed with Prelude and Celica
13. Type of NMR spectroscopy mainly used to characterize hoop polymers
15. Core built first and then growing "outward" from the central core
16. Science field superior to all chemistry fields (we have a handful of these kids in our class)
19. Linear anion component required for click chemistry
23. Mascot name for San Jose State University