Is the following statement True or False?
/P2G15/P2G16/
/P4G2/P7Act102/P7Act99/
/P3G16/P5G17/P2G15/P4G1/
/P5G17/P2G15/
/P6G6/P6G17/P6Lan68/.
secondly, is it possible to encrypt every message this way?
(In reply to
Another wild guess by e.g.)
I think e.g. is on to something. In fact, I give e.g. the credit for solving this problem.
Periodic Table:
Lanthanoids: 68 is Er Erbium
Actinoids: 99 is Es Einsteinium
102 is No Nobelium
P is Period
G is Group
Hydroden is P1, G1 (for example)
Helium is P1, G18
So the message is:
N/O/Ca/No/Es/S/I/N/K/I/N/W/At/Er
"No canoes sink in water"
Q1: This statement is false, since a canoe made of lead would sink, or a canoe with a hole in it would sink
Q2: Not all messages can be encrypted this way since some letters are not represented by symbols of elements
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Posted by Larry
on 2004-11-14 00:00:18 |
re: Another wild guess (spoiler)
