Weekly Puzzles #7 - Science Edition
Last updated: Wednesday April 14th, 2021
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RULES
There are three puzzles, each sets of seven clues. On the first day, I'll release one clue for each puzzle. The three puzzles range from easy to hard and you have to find the thing that connects the clues. If you think that you know the answer, put it in the comments and I'll tell you if you're right. If you want to figure the puzzles out yourself, don't open the comments. This is for fun. Clues will be added around 5:00 PM UTC/12:00 PM EST/9:00 AM Pacific daily. You can guess once after each clue is added and all guesses after that will be ignored.
EASY
Chlorine
Lithium
Lutetium
Praseodymium
Bismuth
Iodine
Helium
MEDIUM
James
Michael
Blaise
Anders
Georg
André-Marie
Isaac
HARD
Last week's puzzles (and answers)
Congrats to washingmachine for solving last week's first and second puzzles, turnbacktwo for solving last week's third puzzle and ChineseChen for solving last week's first bonus puzzle! Thank you to everyone who tried last week's puzzles!
1. elements with a prime number of electrons
chlorine (17), lithium (3), lutetium (71), praseodymium (59), bismuth (83), iodine (53), and helium (2)
2. people who have units named after them
James WATT, Michael FARADay, Blaise PASCAL, Anders CELSIUS, Georg OHM, André-Marie AMPÈRE, Isaac NEWTON
3. things beginning with a V
Vega, virga, vanadium, voltmeter, ventricle, Venus, vein
Medium: first Names of Physicists
Hard: Stars that are close to the earth.
, i wish i touched it bwoElements with a suffix shard by other elements
chlorine- other Halogens have ine
Praseodymium and Lutetium and Lithium have iums
Hydrogen shares Gen with Nitrogen and Oxygen
Easy: Elements that have an odd atomic number