Question 1

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Have you figured out who this is?

Question 2

Clue 2

Answer

Try using a reverse image search to figure it out...

Question 3

Solution

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This is Dimitri Mendeleev, the creator of the periodic table of elements.

Question 4

Clue 1

Answer

Take a look at an old, digital clock display.

Question 5

Clue 2

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Instead of focusing on what you have, look at what's missing.

Question 6

Solution

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The missing parts of each segment creates a number. The final number is 302103249531

Question 7

Clue 1

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How could these numbers relate to the overall theme of this card?

Question 8

Clue 2

Answer

Inspect your periodic table closely.

Question 9

Solution

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These numbers are the molar mass for B, Ar, and S, spelling 'Bars' which, combined with another puzzle, tells you what is being stolen.

Question 10

Clue 1

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Looks like a diagram of an atom...

Question 11

Clue 2

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The number of electrons should help.

Question 12

Solution

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There are 79 electrons, which means this is Au, also known as 'Gold.'

Question 13

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How could these numbers relate to the overall theme of this card?

Question 14

Clue 2

Answer

Inspect your periodic table closely.

Question 15

Solution

Answer

These numbers are the molar mass for B, Ar, and S, spelling 'Bars' which, combined with another puzzle, tells you what is being stolen.

Question 16

Clue 1

Answer

How could these numbers relate to the overall theme of this card?

Question 17

Clue 2

Answer

Inspect your periodic table closely.

Question 18

Solution

Answer

These numbers are the molar mass for B, Ar, and S, spelling 'Bars' which, combined with another puzzle, tells you what is being stolen.