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Big Monday xpress xword

paross | 11:59 Mon 07th Jun 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Hi all:-)

Guess what? - I need one!! 27A. White crystalline sugar widely occurring in fruit, honey and the blood of animals: formula C6H1206? (Not glucose or fructose) *E*T**S*

Is the last letter of 21A 'Y' or 'E'?

Sevendays magazine Crossword

courier cryptic

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JoolsTwo

Dextrose

Dina73

Dextrose

paross

Question Author

Thanks for the help, but neither of you answered my 2nd query - any ideas please?

JoolsTwo

Well if the word is Dextrose - E

bookbinder

We don't all read the Monday Express, and clairvoyance is not one of our best subjects. Could you tell us what 21A is?

JoolsTwo

Sorry didn't read that properly - I haven't done the Xword. What is the cluse and letters you have?

paross

Question Author

Sorry all. 21A is - any of the two or more different physical forms in which an element can exist, e.g. graphite and diamond as forms of carbon? ALLOTROP* (It either ends in Y or E - I hope)

bookbinder

Thanks for the extra information, paross. According to my dictionary, there is a subtle difference betwee "allotrope" and "allotropy".
Allotrope: one of the many forms in which a chemical element occurs, each differing in physical properties.
Allotropy: the existence of a chemical element in more than one form, each having different physical but the same chemical properties.
So, it looks as though Allotropy is more a state of being, rather than the thing itself.

JoolsTwo

I think I would have to go with Allotrope.

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