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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 27,761 Sunday March 29Th 2015

Tinocci | 16:23 Sun 29th Mar 2015 | Crosswords

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21a Chemical compound produced from aluminium and potassium mixed with other metals we hear (8) Is it alkaloid? TIA

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AL K aloid (sounds like alloyed)

21a Yes, 'Alkaloid' - 'Al(uminium)' + 'K' (potassium) + 'aloid' ("alloyed", heard)

fiction-factory

alka something but I think the end bit is something else

Aluminium = AL
Potassium = K
Mixed metals = Alloyed, sounds like Aloid

fiction-factory

I am wrong then. I was expecting the 'sounds like' word to end in S

Yes. AL+K+alloyed (we hear)

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