WYWH - Card 2
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Clue 1
Who is this?
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Clue 2
The overall theme of the card may help you get there.
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Clue 3
You can do a reverse image search to find it if you need to.
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Solution
This is Dimitri Mendeleev, the creator of the periodic table of elements.
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Clue 1
What do these symbols remind you of?
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Clue 2
This looks like an old digital clock...
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Clue 3
Instead of looking at what's there. Look at what's missing.
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Solution
The missing parts of each segment creates a number. The final number is 302103249531,which an internet search will let you know is a phone number for a bank in Athens called 'Bank Saderat'.
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Clue 1
You recognize the shape, yes?
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Clue 2
There are some weird smudges on this table...
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Clue 3
Do you know what elements they are?
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Solution
The marked elements are He, N, S, and At. Rearranged, those elements form 'Athens,' the location of this crime.
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Clue 1
The theme of the card may help you figure out what type of diagram this is.
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Clue 2
It appears to be a diagram of an atom.
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Clue 3
Count the elctrons and you should be able to figure out which element it is.
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Solution
There are 79 electrons, which means this is Au, also known as 'Gold.'
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Clue 1
These numbers are probably related to the scientific theme of the card.
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Clue 2
Take a look at the periodic table again.
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Clue 3
A real one, not the blank one on the card.
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Solution
These numbers are the molar mass for B, Ar, and S, spelling 'Bars' which, combined with another puzzle, tells you what is being stolen.
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Clue 1
Once more, another puzzle that is quite "elemental".
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Clue 2
Hmmm... only elements from the first 26 elements on the periodic table...
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Clue 3
The first 26 elements are used to form an alphabet. So H = 1 = A and so forth.
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Solution
Final Message: If you've followed this far, maybe you can save me. I have stolen but not by choice...
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