By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
| ACROSS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Phylum that contains radiolarlans and heliozoans |
| 6 | It's synthesized in the nucleolus: abbr. |
| 9 | Organism's capacity to withstand toxic substances. |
| 10 | Seasoning rated 2.5 on Mohs scale |
| 12 | It includes the upper but not the lower jaw |
| 13 | Interrelated community ofplants, animals, and bacteria |
| 14 | Type of chemical bond |
| 16 | American chemist who won a 1979 Nobel Prize |
| 19 | Orbit of equal-energy electrons |
| 20 | It's about 98% iron and 2% carbon |
| 23 | Noncyclic atomic structure |
| 25 | Parkinsonism treatment drug |
| 26 | Immune prefix |
| 27 | Inch /25,0000 roughly |
| 28 | Occupying opposite positions in a benzene ring |
| 29 | Natural analgesic. |
| DOWN | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Stop the active progress of |
| 2 | Cell aggregate |
| 3 | Nosy? |
| 4 | Bacterial virus |
| 5 | Grad school's highest degree |
| 7 | Chemical change |
| 8 | Element used in paint pigments |
| 11 | K or W, for example |
| 14 | Do genetic surgery |
| 15 | Conception, _____, delivery |
| 17 | Fruiting body... |
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