The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 14th December 2011

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 14th December 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 8:	One admitted a Nobel explosive leads to pulverised body parts
AAcross 9:	Third element of "uncertainty principle" gripped German physicist
AAcross 10:	Key test about to reveal smallest particle
AAcross 11:	Helium alone can be this; or Coca-Cola, according to some?
AAcross 12:	"Steady state" system originally anticipated by East Germans of intelligence
AAcross 14:	Quiet, originally unorthodox Tesla's eccentricity varies in intensity
AAcross 15:	Express disapproval of unrewarding type of logic
AAcross 17:	Very hard computer programming language? Prayer is of no use!
AAcross 20:	Community programme involves university lecture about electrical resistance
AAcross 22:	Scotty, perhaps, imprisoned by Vulcan in engine room
AAcross 23:	Experimentally, it's nicest to team up with some top boffins
AAcross 24:	Old South African or Danish physicist is heard
AAcross 25:	Extremely small measurement causing Greek character to go without love
AAcross 26:	A South Slav doing combinatorial analysis, not limbo dancing
DDown 1:	Like Knox, perhaps, pair find the Ultimate Answer
DDown 2:	Light showing on the dial?
DDown 3:	Perhaps contacts the French about nuclear antagonists
DDown 4:	Siemens starting to provide support for upcoming students making mistakes
DDown 5:	In US dramatically increased despair spread about nuclear core
DDown 6:	Transport worker's course in laminar flow
DDown 6:	Transport worker's course in laminar flow
DDown 7:	Argentinian revolutionary conceals carbon which is emitting radiation
DDown 13:	Long periods when engineering salary rose	SOLARYEARS
DDown 16:	Making changes to American distributed array processor, no longer hot device
DDown 18:	Type of element that is unstable mostly and molten
DDown 19:	Study of matter, energy and gas reportedly turning science upside down
DDown 21:	Get something straight: society needs free petroleum!
DDown 22:	Many large moons oddly observed in the universe
DDown 24:	Graduate's written about alien constellation's second star