The 10 questions follow below ($2.00 each + 0.50 listing fee):

A current periodic table of the elements will help in solving these
anagram questions. NOTE - spellings of some elements may vary but
other information remains the same.


1.	Mix up Aluminium, Cerium, Holmium, Technetium and Oxygen for a treat.

2.	Unjumble Argon, Iodine, Cadmium and Nitrogen for something unpleasant.

3.	Rearrange Bismuth, Ruthenium, Silicon and Tellurium for your middle
name, Captain Jim.

4.	Unscramble Hydrogen, Chromium, Titanium and Osmium for big eggs.

5.	Unjumble Zinc, Radon, Radium, Caesium, Tellurium and Oxygen for a
small part in Hamlet.

6.	Put Curium, Polonium, Rhenium, Silicon and Cobalt under it.

7.	Unmuddle Copper, Uranium, Nobelium, Tin, Titanium and Oxygen for
something ongoing.

8.	Rearrange Vanadium, Yttrium, Lawrencium, Europium, Nobelium, Argon,
Titanium and Oxygen for a radical way of looking at things.

9.	Rearrange Curium, Cobalt, Lithium, Tantalum, Palladium, Europium
and Nitrogen for what this round probably isn?t!

10.	Change around Astatine, Germanium, Radium, Chlorine, Carbon,
Titanium and Indium for something out of this world

Elliotx --

Here are the ten answers, along with the letters that represent the
clued chemical elements in each case:

1.  AL CE HO TC O
Answer: Chocolate

2.  AR I CD N
Answer: Rancid

3.  BI RU SI TE
Answer: Tiberius

4.  H CR TI OS
Answer: Ostrich

5.  ZN RN RA CS TE O
Answer: Rosencrantz

6.  CM PO RE SI CO
Answer: Microscope

7.  CU U NO SN TI O
Answer: Continuous

8.  V Y LR EU NO AR TI O
Answer: Revolutionary

9.  CM CO LI TA PD EU N
Answer: Uncomplicated

10. AT GE RA CL C TI IN
Answer: Intergalactic


Additional Information:

I didn't "cheat" (honest!) -- well, maybe once, to come up with
"microscope" -- because I enjoy solving anagrams, but there are
websites that allow you to enter a series of letters and get a list of
words that can be spelled with them.  Here's a link to one of them:

Wordsmith.org
http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=cmporesico 


Search Strategy:

First I found this list of the chemical elements, conveniently
alphabetized and scrollable on one page:

University of British Columbia: Elements Listed By Name
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/nph-pertab/tab/list/byname

I came up with all of the answers without help, except for
"microscope" (see above) and "Tiberius,"  which I discovered was
Captain Kirk's middle name using this Google search:

"captain jim" "middle name"
://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&rls=GGLD%2CGGLD%3A2004-01%2CGGLD%3Aen&q=%22captain+jim%22+%22middle+name%22


I am confident that this is exactly the information you are seeking,
and I am happy to be able to give you a reasonably prompt answer,
considering that I chose to do it "the hard way."  If anything is
unclear, please ask for clarification before rating the answer.


markj-ga

Well done! the anagram website is indeed a great help.

Wow ... This is great fun but I won't spoil it for a real researcher.

elliotx --

Thanks for the kind words and the five stars.


markj-ga